"If you're a developer there's no UX reason to go Windows anymore." 'Developer' is a pretty encompassing term and I wouldn't presume to know what requirements

"If you're a developer there's no UX reason to go Windows anymore." 'Developer' is a pretty encompassing term and I wouldn't presume to know what requirements people have. I would claim that software that is available only for Os X or windows natively is still a pretty strong UX reason. Or that the deployed software runs only on windows. etc. These constraints kick into place if we take "UX" to include the total behaviour of the man-machine-environment system and not just installing Linux and the apt-gettable software.