You are assuming of course that is frequent. 
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Of course! I have a very high regard for the personal habits of the denizens of this forum. 
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I’m willing to accept that Windows may be more intuitive (and that doesn’t equate to “better”) in some ways, and this may be one of them. Let me ask you, though: Does Windows still use a registry?
Yes. Amazing what you need to do to get natural scrolling on there.
And, given that, does “Add/Remove Software” clean up the registry?
Perhaps we should split this Windows v. macOS debate into a new thread.
I’d rather just drop it altogher. I’ll start.
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I think Mac OS is far more intuitive than Windows. Maybe I’m dummying this down by saying this but I use to let my third graders loose on the Macs. I’d teach a few who would teach a few buddies and before I knew it the entire class was functioning quite well.
I had a brand knew PC in the room and I used it. Blech. I found it easy to use because I already was fairly good on a Mac. (It is all relative.) There was no way I could let the kids on it for anything independent.
But Windows gets aggravating because it is just not user friendly. Apple tries to make much of their OS rather simplified.
I called Apple Care and they couldn’t figure out how I could get the sidebar situated on the side either.