I was about to recommend Zorin as well, but you beat me to it Haha. It can be configured to look like windows and mac. So, for those of you who don't like windows but find Linux to intimidating then use Zorin, you can run windows programs on it as well if you wish using a program called Wine but that is another project for another time.If you upgrade to Linux use Zorin. It has a very good interface.
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