I'm not sure if this is true. Just having people use Linux does not produce or port any software to Linux. Now you could argue that it increases the market sha

I'm not sure if this is true. Just having people use Linux does not produce or port any software to Linux. Now you could argue that it increases the market share of Linux, but for that, it needs to be a market, i.e. software vendors need to have a way to monetize. And the question then is if you're not ending up with the same issues you have on closed-source proprietary software. Generally speaking, I mostly had better experiences with commercial software in my life as a "user", both professionally and in private.