Manjaro. But yeah, Windows is designed like the author said for people that use word and outlook and excel. So if you don't need much but the usual buttons to

Manjaro. But yeah, Windows is designed like the author said for people that use word and outlook and excel. So if you don't need much but the usual buttons to click it just works. But it's so limited. It's designed to just work for the broadest user set, and over the iterations has been honed for that user set, if you're a power user of a machine it's too limiting. Linux is freeing, but that usually means a little rocky start and some setup. Once that's done though, you've got it made. You won't be clicking through a bunch of dialogs and GUI stuff, unless you really want to. "Linux isn't ready for prime time" isn't exactly right, it's not for prime time. Like all free software, it is for people who can get utility out of it, no more, no less.