>
> > It's always the case that tools that are good in one environment
> > will have failings in another. NetBSD is never going to be as easy
> > to use as Windows, and Windows is never going to be as good for
>
> NetBSD is already easier to use than Windows.

as (almost) every unix.

trying to make unix be "easy as windows" ends with buggy crappy bloat
after less or more time.