> These days, you install Linux Mint with Cinnamon and you are good to go. This story is told since early days of Ubuntu. Reality still is not like that. As al

> These days, you install Linux Mint with Cinnamon and you are good to go. This story is told since early days of Ubuntu. Reality still is not like that. As always, it strongly depends on what you do and what not. I'm using Linux as my main driver for 25 years, but still have a windows-install for certain tasks like gaming and certain hardware&software. And overall I consider the user-friendliness of windows still higher than linux. From my experience, casual task are working far better with windows out of the box than they do with linux. Though, this is of course not so much true for cases of heavy modification, as we have them in companies. In that case Linux seems to be overall better.