Getta91 I switched to Zorin because I couldn't fix Windows 7. The internet kept cutting out so I couldn't find help at their Microsoft site, which wasn't very helpful to start with.
Linux has helpful communities to fix non critical stuff.
My "in case all fail" plan is to keep one or two DVD's with other distros, like Zorin or Lubuntu on them.
Last year my Debian based Q40S had some problem and disappeared completely. I found a DVD on the floor with Zorin on it and installed it. It was years out of date but I could take it from there and download something more current.
So, Linux is not just for the technically minded, but other people too. It forces you to think for yourself and solve problems, instead of just taking the box or laptop to some tech guy.
