That is sometimes true, However, in many cases I find the Linux-based software is better, actually, and in many other cases, they are just as good. In some case

That is sometimes true, However, in many cases I find the Linux-based software is better, actually, and in many other cases, they are just as good. In some cases, it is the DOS-based software which is better. Also, some programmers who write for Windows will also ensure and advertise working on Linux too, so you can still use it even if you are on Linux, if you install Wine. (In some cases, no existing software seems suitable to me, so I write my own.) Sometimes the software is available for multiple operating systems, such as SQLite, which at least I find it better than what I have used before on Windows. I find TeX for typesetting much better than using Microsoft Word, too. And, there are more things too.