JoshStrobl I agree. I like the very basic idea of YaST. The software center, the Kernel switching and the driver management of it, but so much of it is so confusing because YaST is meant for IT pro's in businesses to use. If Solus wants to continue being an easy to use Linux for beginners they have to keep on the track they're going in and just expand in the smart way they have keeping it simple (K.I.S.S). There is only one thing I would change in the software center and that's the search, I'd put it on top of the main page so you can just search without having to go into search each time. But if that never changed it wouldn't be a huge deal. I might also make a kernel app that's downloadable so layman's don't change the kernel and mess up their system (kind of what Ubuntu does with Mainline) and that too if never put in wouldn't be a huge deal. I've tried so many distros and since I found Solus it's been my main because it's quick, and nice looking, and it has a secret sauce that other distros don't seem to have.
