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Well if your looking for a distrobution that is a lot like Windows then your in trouble. Linux is a totally different beast. Much like Neo you have to unlearn what you have learned and the linux rabbit hole goes on infinitly(at least I can't see an end in sight).
If you're a totally "Windows" person, then my suggestions would be Lindows, Xandros or Lycorise. These distros are all tailored to the Windows users. If you're willing to accept a slightly steeper learning curve, then Mandrake or Red Hat 9 or Fedora Core 1 may be appropriate. Other than that, probably any Linux, or BSD (flame suit on) distro should be fine; just be willing to accept the necessary adjustment to a superior OS.
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