Hence the term "specialized."
Windows isn't good for more specialized stuff, either. The article isn't talking about specialization, but general desktop applications.
Points...
> Games galore on XP/Windows. None on Ubuntu.
> For years, I used a pro version of video editing software on XP and have no complaints. The equivalent “free version” on Ubuntu is lame (at best).
I made the decision to stick with XP because of all of my apps.
BTW, another issue with Ubuntu — Netflix won't run under my version of Ubuntu. The problem might be that I need to upgrade.
I'd consider being able to run Netflix a bit more general and not specialized.