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I've been messing around with OpenSuSE lately, and if I wanted to, I could configure everything via GUI, and one that is honestly more precise than Windows'. Windows requires a great deal of digging for lots of tweaks, whereas those tweaks are first-menu options within Linux.

Also, with OpenSuse, you can fine tune the install package for different users so they get different programs installed - much like creating an "image" for Winblows.


Some of my biggest complaints with Windows are: its handling of temporary files, memory leaks, poor file transfers, and its HORRIBLE handling of the TCP/IP stack - it sucks. As a network engineer I change my computer's IP address several times a day, and I wish it would work without having to disable my NIC and re-enabling it every time I change the IP or the default gateway.