Now, don’t get me wrong, both claims are true, but Windows sits firmly in the middle of these two. Mac users claim OS X is much more user-friendly, Linux users will admit that yes, Linux is more complex, but once you learn to recompile the kernel the right way, you can get anything you want to customized and done in your Linux installation. #2 – Windows Is Just The Right Level Of User-Friendly # Windows has the largest selection of programs, is compatible with the widest variety of hardware, and it has the most comprehensive guides to get everything done on the platform out there on the internet.Īnything you want to do on your computer, assuming it is within the realm of the possible, you can find the right hardware and software to do it and a guide (probably numerous guides, even to the more obscure stuff) to tell you in excruciating detail how to use that program to get it done. There is an argument to be made that this is a downside, not an advantage, but I disagree. #1 – Windows Has The Most Variety Of Options For You To Choose From # I’ll do this by a numbered list, because numbered lists are awesome. So let’s end the intro and just get to it like the semi-reasonable, almost-mature adults that we are, eh? Yes, I know some will have differing opinions. So this is about how Windows is the best bet for you to keep your interactions with technology least complicated and most user-friendly.
I am assuming of course, that you are the kind of normal, average person who has neither crap tons of money to burn nor wants to spend significant portions of your life recompiling kernels just to run the computer the way you want (and that sentence serves as a short version of this article, too). That being said, though, this article is about why Windows is best for your needs. Also like I’ve mentioned before, tech has no “absolute” best, there is only what is “best for your needs”. Use the one that’s most suitable for you. If you’ve read our article on Operating Systems, you’ll notice I look at each one in disdain, because as I mention there, Operating Systems at the end of the day are just things.
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