On 3/7/19 8:21 PM, John Doe wrote:
Linux is a
server operating system. Always has been, always will be. No comparison
to Windows for the average user.

It is any way you want to configure it. I have
configured both and any which way in between.

Test your hardware first with a Live USB. It is
not going to catch blue tooth mice/keyboards
on install. You have to use regular stuff first.

And then install from the Live USB. That way you get a minimal
installation workstation and can customize from there.

If never install from the YUGE two disk full releases.
Don't want all that unused stuff.

You can configure Linux such that it is easier to
operate than Windows 10. You can even make it
look like Windows 7 if you like. (W7 looks mysteriously
like KDE. Hmmmm...)

You only get into trouble when the customer wants to
run Windows software that won't run properly under Wine.
Windows rules the roost when it comes to available apps.