Ok please elaborate on what "super easy" means. Because in my -very limited- experience with Linux is that changing distros is essentially reinstalling your OS, and having to do a lot of early setup all over again.
"Super easy" in this case means that it's free and that the file structures are shared so a lot of things transfer without a fuss even if the settings don't - but the alternative of course is using Windows or Mac in which case you can't jump ship if you don't like what Microsoft or Apple are doing to their OS.
The best thing about Linux is that if your distro starts fucking around it's super easy to jump ship.
Ok please elaborate on what "super easy" means. Because in my -very limited- experience with Linux is that changing distros is essentially reinstalling your OS, and having to do a lot of early setup all over again.
"Super easy" in this case means that it's free and that the file structures are shared so a lot of things transfer without a fuss even if the settings don't - but the alternative of course is using Windows or Mac in which case you can't jump ship if you don't like what Microsoft or Apple are doing to their OS.