The package is pitched specifically at end users, and has some unique features designed to make it easy for buyers used to Windows to operate it.
First impressions are pleasing.
The package includes a 360-page manual that doesn't baffle you with technicalities, but explains how to use and customise the Linux desktop. There's a graphical setup wizard that brings installation within the capabilities of anyone who has installed Windows applications. A partitioning tool is provided if none of these options suit you, but we didn't find its operation all that intuitive. Installation takes about 15 minutes, after which the system reboots, you see the Corel startup screen and can choose Linux or Windows from a menu. If you already have a boot manager installed, Corel overwrites it.