You're arguing that Linux should be like Windows, because otherwise it's uncomfortable and different from your preferences. You wish to force an entire existing

You're arguing that Linux should be like Windows, because otherwise it's uncomfortable and different from your preferences. You wish to force an entire existing ecosystem to conform to a completely different lowest common denominator and take away the things that make it interesting and competitive. The fact that the Unix-type world is not like the Windows world is precisely what makes it relevant and worth using. I completely dislike the Windows way of doing things, it makes me uncomfortable. That's why I use something different.