> As for your comment about config files - the same is the case with Windows where instead of config files, you may need to tweak registry keys. This is a pret

> As for your comment about config files - the same is the case with Windows where instead of config files, you may need to tweak registry keys. This is a pretty bad comparison. Here's a list of things I had to use config files (or terribly documented randomly downloaded CLI apps) for in Ubuntu but have a simple GUI (or just work) in Windows: - Mounting a network drive - Adjusting my touchpad behaviour (whether to supress on keyboard entry) - Restarting my network adapter - Wipe my SSH credentials The last time I touched Windows registry was to disable automatic USB device connection, but that's only because I don't have group policy on this machine.