That would be missing the point entirely due to the fact that most users care more about ease of use and apps than "advanced configuration". Not sure why we ha

That would be missing the point entirely due to the fact that most users care more about ease of use and apps than "advanced configuration". Not sure why we have to "sit anybody down" either...that sounds a bit forceful and unnecessary. Last time I checked, "better" is completely subjective. But for the record, most people think Windows is better since that's what they've voted for with their dollars. Windows won the desktop war. It's got more users, more apps, more consistency, more stability, more commercial support...more everything. People still fighting for desktop Linux to become popular with regular users are like Hiroo Onoda, the japanese soldier who kept fighting WW2 for 30 years. Good luck with that!