Even as a technical user the mixture of the settings app, control panel, and other misc administrative tools in Windows 10 are a bit confusing at first. A non t

Even as a technical user the mixture of the settings app, control panel, and other misc administrative tools in Windows 10 are a bit confusing at first. A non technical user will struggle with any advanced system configuration no matter what operating system they use. My mom has been using the latest LTS Ubuntu for a while now and it once unattended upgrades and automatic backups were configured (the latter was done with a built-in gui program that even allows you to restore a previous version of a file by left clicking on it and clicking a button) there have been zero issues about things not working or being hard to find. The software center is similar to the app stores in smartphones and more intuitive that going online to download an .exe installer file from hopefully the official website of the software creator. I have seen many PCs of people that ended up downloading software from Softonic and having the installer sideload "PC Optimizer Pro <current year> edition".