Is it possible that these events had less impact because the damage was less / more easily fixed due to the nature of the OS? Or perhaps because the admins of

Is it possible that these events had less impact because the damage was less / more easily fixed due to the nature of the OS? Or perhaps because the admins of Linux systems are typically more knowledable about how to run their platforms, and not just install them? Or is it due to sheer numbers of enterprise software running on Windows?