Yes, if we&#x27;re talking about web development here, there are loads of practical examples. Testing and debugging with browsers only available on certain platforms obviously requires that platform, and sometimes an emulation or VM version isn&#x27;t close enough. Graphics software is frequently platform-specific, so if you have a front-end developer who also deals with logos, icons, animations, or any number of other graphical assets, they probably need a compatible system. Plenty of conference calling and desktop sharing tools are platform-specific, and you need to be using the same as whatever your clients or external collaborators use. The list goes on, but certainly for the three big areas I just mentioned Linux platforms are often far behind both Windows and OS X in what is available.