Contradicts my experience as well. I started out using DOS in the mid 90's to play games, used Windows 3.1, skipped over to 98SE then XP and 7. I have used Ma

Contradicts my experience as well. I started out using DOS in the mid 90's to play games, used Windows 3.1, skipped over to 98SE then XP and 7. I have used Macs before, not enough to make an impression. I tried Linux back when I was in collage during the XP days but it always seemed to need more tweaking than my XP install and the lack of gaming kept me on Windows. Currently I am running Linux Mint. I install the OS and go. No need to tweak or mess with command line. I am not that interested in which OS I am running aside from the fact that I dislike telemetry and forced updates. I want the OS to get our of the way so that I can do whatever I am trying to do, Linux seems to be there now. It feels like Windows has regressed, with setting pages buried in 5 different places.