Some are limited to having to use it - while still agreeing with the McDonalds assessment. For instance, I'm a musician , teacher and producer and I do most of

Some are limited to having to use it - while still agreeing with the McDonalds assessment. For instance, I'm a musician , teacher and producer and I do most of my work in a DAW called Cubase. It runs on Windows or Mac, and my main workstation is on Windows. I've been banging on about how great it would be to have it running on Linux for maybe 20 years, but it'll never happen. I'm sure people will suggest switching to something like Bitwig (which does run on Linux), or any of the free options, but either they don't do everything I need (free options), or I just can't get used to using them and they still don't work in a way that I'm comfortable with after nearly 30 years using Cubase.