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I think Windows/WSL2 might just be the most user friendly Linux distribution, and this includes graphics support, if you are on Win 11.

• pjmlp 5y ago
  For people like myself, that care mostly about UNIX/POSIX than Linux in particular, had Microsoft been serious about the NT POSIX subsystem, most likely Linux wouldn't have taken off as it did. I still think macOS is the most user friendly UNIX, though. As for WSL, I really don't care about it, I have been using VMWare with Linux distributions for about 10 years now.
  • topkai22 5y ago
    I’ll disagree with you- Linux very much took off because it’s license is cost free and there was/is an influential FLOSS software philosophical movement.
    • pjmlp 5y ago
      Sure that is why people buy macs instead of supporting Linux OEMs, and are everywhere to be seen at FOSDEM. Where are those philosophers? I would like to know where would Linux be without Intel, Compaq, IBM and Oracle's money that started being pumped around 2000. Even Wikipedia mentions it.