I'll admit, I haven't used either system, but I am a computer science student. It seems like with a lot of times when changing systems, it's not so much that a new system is harder or easier, it's different. That is, it's not the new system that's the problem, but the change itself. Kind of like the 3 laws of Facebook I thought of, for those that use it: 1. Every 6 months, they change their layout. 2. Every time the layout changes, people complain about it. 3. When the layout changes 6 months later, they want the old layout back (the very same one they originally despised).