Yeah, this doesnt follow my experience. In fact, I can barely use windows anymore. I've been using linux for over a decade. The desktop menus are way better than what I saw in Windows, which appear to be merely alphabetized. Linux desktop menus tend to group software by type, like an Internet drop down with internet related programs. I currently use Fedora with Gnome 3. I have zero complaints. It's a very dynamic desktop environment, and plus the command-line in Linux actually works and you can install software so easily. I used bash for organizing my Indio auxlang dictionary's javascript file. I always heard that most viruses were written for Windows, and that Mac and Linux tended to not have as many. I've never suffered from them in Linux.