Ubuntu MATE 17.04 - Fast Forward to the Past
Ubuntu MATE 17.04 32-bit Live left an ambiguous impression on me.
It was fast and responsive on a high-spec laptop. Felt relatively solid. Set of default applications was good. Multimedia playback caused no issues.
However, small bugs here and there were quite annoying: frozen screen after the Keyboard icon click, no search in the menu, issues with the search in the default software management tool, issues with keyboard layout setup. And the memory usage is simply frightening.
All these are not something you would expect from a newly-released distribution in 2017.
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