Aren't you supposed to be technical enough to install WordPress? I have seen more and more non-technical people, such as graphic designers, photographers, are using WordPress to create business web sites for other people. They rely on third-party plugins and themes to build the web site, but have little knowledge of how to configure the web site correctly, so when something bad (like security vulnerability) happens, they don't know how to fix it. This actually damages the reputation of WordPress.

This tool might be good for some people, but definitely not for me.

What I think really helpful is that WordPress should learn from Drupal. Drupal allows developers to build different "distributions" based on Drupal core. Each distribution is a pre-configured installation with a set of specific plugins included, allowing user to quickly set up a fully featured Drupal site. For example, Drupal Commerce is a famous distribution to build an eCommerce web site.