Fair point - it was a "clever" and shallow comment on my part for which I paid. I am not particularly a Windows fan either and have been using Linux since the

Fair point - it was a "clever" and shallow comment on my part for which I paid. I am not particularly a Windows fan either and have been using Linux since the early 90s - the Linux desktop has always been quite adequate for my needs so it is personally hard for me to see why it is difficult for people to adopt Linux on the desktop. The only reasons I can see are sub-optimal driver support, some Windows application that keeps them locked (for me it is OneNote and its support for handwriting), or general fear.