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Not for games.
You also can't play PS3 games on your Windows box. I'm not sure what you think your point is.
Not when updating stuff. Stuff might break when updating.
Not actually true. Ubanto goes out of its way to make sure dependencies are kosher.
Not to mention that the fact such a thing as the update manager exists makes it tons more userfriendly than Windows, where everything has to be updated manually, except the OS itself (unless WGA refuses to recognise you, of course; and it can't update from, say, XP to Vista on its own, whereas the Ubanto update manager
does give you the option to upgrade between major versions).
Windows is still more userfriendly.
Why? Because paying $200 for your OS (actually, just for a license, which isn't even the same thing) just makes you
feel better?
Most Linux distros matched Windows for userfriendliness some time in the late '90s. Ubanto and quite a few others have surpassed it years ago. By a lot.