Normally, I would say it doesn't matter, but Python projects tend to have random dependencies that aren't precompiled for Windows, and can be a pain. Though Lin

Normally, I would say it doesn't matter, but Python projects tend to have random dependencies that aren't precompiled for Windows, and can be a pain. Though Linux gives you the fun of dealing with package managers. So who knows if it's really a win. I'd just let them keep using Windows, then if they run into problems introduce them to the Windows Subsystem for Linux.