Yeah, that one is pretty brain-dead simple. If you want one that has a bit more advanced of settings, then I'd suggest MKVExtractGUI2. Sure it's older, and there's a small amount of work involved, but it gives you very fine tuning (which is nice if you can complex mkv files and not a lot of disk space).
I should note that the GUI2 is just the visual interface for the program MKVExtract/MKVWizard, which is all under the MKVToolnix package (so yeah, there is a bit of work to do - why no one just posts a zip with everything in one folder, I have no idea).
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