OpenOffice vs Microsoft Office

fake lockergnome.

He's right it is good but  most company's use ms office

I would fully agree with that.
I like the thought of free software and free os which linux based projects have done for us.

However I do feel it will be hard to make it my main os purely because some of the apps. I have no problem with openoffice however I do use programs like photoshop and I don't think gimp will be a adequate replacement.
Hopefully one day it will be done.

ubuntu is trying to hard to be their own o/s that they dont try to make it easy for new users to get the hand of it the worse thing i find about it is the way you install apps is a pain i want easy and fast install like windows and mac if not i dont see me using ubuntu as main o.s and it is limited softwares like you said

Sounds like you have not discovered the app for installing apps in Ubuntu. Installing software that is compiled for Ubuntu/Debian I think is WAY easier in Ubuntu than installing any app windows. Try the liveCD, an you will see what I mean. Installing apps through wine and/or compiling apps to install them however can be a real pain...

it dont get much easier to install apps in windows just click run install next next and done lol not hard you ubuntu you gotta go and do some crazy shit to install apps on it but i am waiting for ubuntu 9.10 so i can test it waiting for it in the mail

You don't get it. There is an app that comes pre installed, that lets you search in thousands of apps. choose the one you like an click install, it downloads, installs the app and all dependencies and do all the configurations for you. When it's done you just press ok, and your done! Though I agree you have to "do some crazy shit to install " certain apps

i know what you are taking about but some apps i need or want they dont have on that list so i have to download them and install the apps i want and are hard to install that it is pointless to try i try to learn ubuntu and make it my main o.s but is to much for me right now

The fact that you don't pay for your software doesn't mean others don't.