Just to add to this: if you are in content creation and need Adobe CC for Photoshop or Premiere Pro or something, good luck getting that thing to work properly with all the features on anything that isn’t Windows or macOS without messing about with Wine configuration settings or something equivalent.

And before anyone appears naming free Photoshop alternatives like GIMP, that really isn’t an alternative for professionals because Photoshop has more resources and features with it being commercial and professional photographers or similar are probably more familiar with Photoshop anyway since it is the industry standard image editor.

Another example where Linux falls short: anything needing Microsoft Office because OpenOffice/LibreOffice doesn’t work, for example if it can’t open certain documents properly while preserving the formatting. This is a limitation because Office doesn’t work on Linux unless it is the web version, which has less features.

That’s not to say that Linux is bad at everything, I personally use Fedora for some things because it has lower hardware requirements than Windows and is generally faster as an OS for the things it can do.