Windows is easier to use than Linux.

Linux relies on the art of Human control...
It doesnt try to do everything for you.
It doent run up that damn paperclip thing every time you try a word document, because Linux users dont want that.
It doent also try to catalogue every disk you throw in because you may not need or want that.
It doesnt have on screen narrator service running background just in case you want to use it.
It doent run the service for remote control of your machine every time you switch on, because, be honest, how many times have you actually needed it?....
It doent check for an internet connection as you switch on, because if you need it, it can check then, and why clow doen the startup procedure by trying to run all these different services at the same time when you are sat there shouting "I could have made boiled eggs by now you stupid slow piece of (deleted)"....

Now the bit about auto-run... the system is checking every second or two to see if you have put a disk in yet....
Tell me that isnt slowing your computer down?
Add up all the background services in Winows that run just in case you need them, and wonder how the bloody thing manags to run in the first place.
Half you computing power is stolen by Adobe checking if there are any updates three times a hour....
You need that do you?....
It doent have to do all that.
Because the extra half a second, if that, that it takes to start up those services "On demand" make it much faster in the first place....
For that reason, I have pruned all the "Automatic" services in Windows to Manual control, and many of them do not start up at all.
Including Fax services....
I have never ever used Fax on this machine...
why would I want part of that running in the background?


Windows is much more complicated when running.
You may need to haul 40 tons of "Something" maybe once in your life, so, do you need to run a semi-tractor cab unit everywhere you drive?....

Therefore, Linux uses less power to send this message.
Because I dont need all that windows computing to check if I am typing on a wired keyboard or blue-tooth keyboard every 10th of a second... it just accepts wired until I ask it to do something else.

Windows is therefore not "Easier" to use, its just as complicated, you just spend more time waiting for the (deleted) machine to recognise you didnt do something new.

Yes perhaps you need a better knowledge of how things work to use Linux, but, I ask, dont you need a certain amount of knowledge to use these things anyway...?...

And isnt that why on other threads we are asking just how viruses attack, and how things get broke?...

Sure, I can make my 44ton wagon drive just like a car.
But seriously?.. do you really want a just-press-every-button-till-it-beeps bonzo in control?....

It takes maybe 10 mins of instruction to know the main difference between Linux and Windows.....
And with that you can send your fist email and log into fake-book.
What more do most people want anyway?

Windows isnt easier, its just simpler.
Fine, if all you want is simple toys, have a simple playground.

so what you are saying is that a manual transmission is easier to drive than an automatic transmission

assuming that you remove the transmission controller [/cut....]

now if you want to debate which is better - that's not so simple.