Well, it's nice to see that there are still some delusional people out there.
lol. yeah, Linux might be fun and all, but I doubt it will ever come out of the 'enthusiast' space where it mainly exists. Microsoft/Windows may have it's problems, but at least you can do the things you want with it. With Linux, if you want to do more than surf the web, Emails, and some light Office type work, you start to run into problems. Want to play games, sorry, but that game won't run on Linux (Most games), or if it does, it's no where near 100% functional, want to do some serious graphics work, PSCS4, 3dsmax, sorry your out of luck, try Gimp or Blender (lol, while I'm at it, I might as well just trade in my Ferrari for a Hyundai, lol, yeah right) How about some serious Music production, oh, that's right, most of the good programs won't run on Linux, and even if they did, that uber expensive piece of hardware you got . . . , well, out of luck again, you could always try Rosegarden or Ardour I guess (lol), etc, etc, etc . . . . . .
For all of Windows short comings, being able to do the things you want with your PC isn't one of them, Linux hasn't got a chance at going toe to toe with Windows, let alone on the gaming front, it's not even in the race. There's a reason why hardware/software developers don't support Linux, and there's a reason why not more than 1% of users choose to use it, yeah, yeah, Windows pre-installed, yada, yada, yada, we've heard all the excuses before.
Linux is a fun curiosity, an amateur hack, and it's amateur nature is evident when it is stacked up against commercial OS offerings, Windows, Mac.
Linux isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
Winblows, yeah maybe, but Linsux.