People I set up to use GNU/linux and OpenBSD computers, never had to "learn unix", but basically use it like WinXP (family, & genealogy class patrons).
Free high-quality programs, and free upgrades for life (the software, not the services, if ever desired).
Use a browser (chromium or firefox, etc), office suite, and thousands of other programs available.
*Much* more resilient and predictable.
Tons of instructional material available online, you can learn *if* you want, and I can help.
No guarantees, just years of good experience and millions(?) of users.
True, some things are occasionally more awkward but with workarounds, it seems well worth it to me, overall (hardware support, convenient wifi, printing...).
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