Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 28th Oct 2005 10:51 UTC, submitted by LinuxFanBoy
"During the last month, we conducted a survey of readers who use Linux. We asked them why they switched to Linux and received a plethora of answers. Surprisingly, anti-Microsoft sentiment had less to do with the choice than one might imagine. Linux stands on its own as a user preference."
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And when it comes to creating video dvds, as soon as you want fancy eye candy, chapter menus autogenerated from cue scenes in movies, or even menus at all (or subtitles or more than one audio track) WITHOUT writing long, obfuscated xml files in vi (or any editor of choice, of course), nothing on linux (or any other unix) comes even CLOSE to dvdlab on windows.
Which works very well on linux under Wine. Use it all the time for dvd production on linux. One less reason to boot to Windows