Patently untrue. Please stop spreading FUD.Cacodemon345 wrote:But someone coming from Windows wouldn't be able to use Linux at first place.
Again, you've obviously never used Linux, or haven't used it in the past ten years. My wife still doesn't know what apt is, and she installs software just fine. All the major distros come with graphical user interfaces, and graphical software managers. Ubuntu and Mint both have a dedicated and polished software "store" which is prominently displayed when the user first boots up a new install. I know Mint also comes with a graphical driver manager specifically for installing 3rd-party firmware if needed.