But I doubt somebody would switch from Linux to Windows because OneDrive is faster there. Also, the percentage of desktops running Linux is still tiny relative

But I doubt somebody would switch from Linux to Windows because OneDrive is faster there. Also, the percentage of desktops running Linux is still tiny relative to Windows. The last time I saw any numbers (about two or three years back), it was ~90% Windows, ~7.5% OS X, ~1.5% Linux, so there is little incentive for Microsoft to care about Linux desktops.