Windows changing UI so often did soften the learning blow for me, when moving to Linux. Especially nowadays on Linux where you I've only "needed" terminal for

Windows changing UI so often did soften the learning blow for me, when moving to Linux. Especially nowadays on Linux where you I've only "needed" terminal for getting a graphics tablet to map and for a video card update. (I'm willing to ignore software development going to terminal, since serious software development usually goes to terminal on windows anyways) . XFCE is quite good at being XP/2000 era gui. The version I'm using is practically XP except with local software search and workspaces.