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As for the actual using, since most distros startup KDE or Gnome at boot it's pretty much the same as using Windows. There's a big button which gives access to all programs installed... Adding software is mostly done using some sort of package manager (Synaptic in Ubuntu) and is really simple and straightforward...
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That's what I wanted to know. Thanks Reup!
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I think that the biggest problem for you will be to live without your familiar apps for a while. But Linux rules, I plan on switching to Linux this summer (dual-boot with windows offcourse)[/b]
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My poor lil' Trillian... Anyway, I think I'll keep Linux and Windows installed on my new computer. Who knows. Maybe I'll also like Linux more. :P