Usually the adoption and uniformity as well as the generally higher quality of Windows, in addition to the availability of good debugging tools (which work) mak

Usually the adoption and uniformity as well as the generally higher quality of Windows, in addition to the availability of good debugging tools (which work) makes troubleshooting easier. I recently had an OpenGL related issue on Linux, I googled the error message and got 1 search result. Now I can speculate, is my program wrong? Or is it the Nvidia driver, perhaps Xorg? Did the Ubuntu devs configure something wrong etc. Why won't Nsight or Renderman work on my machine? Windows has by contrast a significantly larger userbase, an architecture that's set in stone, meaning I can find relevant answers from a decade ago, and there's thankfully no Windows 'distributions' so the issue I face is likely to appear on any person's machine.