I see these fraudulent claims being repeated all the time by ignorant Lunix zealots, so as a faithful Myfraudsoft shill, I decided to stand up to these bullies and publicly dispel their lies.
Myth: Linux is an operating system.
Fact: It's not. Linux is just a kernel of an operating system which is usually called Linux distribution. A kernel by itself can't do much. In fact, without additional software it can't do anything at all. Windows, on the other hand, is capable of corrupting files, slowing network traffic and acquiring malware right out of the box, just like any real OS should. So, in summary: Linux is not an OS. Microsoft Windows is.
Myth: Linux is the most user-friendly OS.
Fact: Linux requires expert knowledge and complicated actions just to perform simplest of tasks. For example, installing new software requires opening up application called "Software Center" and then whole 3 separate clicks to actually install software. This procedure is so incredibly frustrating and confusing that it's no wonder why Linux is unable to attract new users.
Compare this to Windows, where all it takes is to visit certain web sites, and programs hosted there install magically by themselves, taking over your machine, multiplying on it and propagating further through network.
Myth: Linux is free as in freedom.
Fact: Linux in fact severely restricts freedom of large corporations, to exploit the users and lock them in, especially if those corporations are convicted monopolists. Myfraudsoft EULA, on the other hand, grants complete freedom to Myfraudsoft to do whatever the f*ck it wants, even to change the EULA terms at any time, without consent of their clients. Therefore, Myfraudsoft Windows under the terms of EULA is free as in freedom.
Myth: Linux is free as beer.
Fact: There's no such thing as free beer. Now that we have established that, you need to know that some commercial Linux distributions such as Red Hat or Suse, overcharge their victims via expensive subscription fee. Myfraudsoft Windows is available for as much as $3 in certain markets, making it virtually free. This strategy is known as dumping and it is completely legal monopolist behavior. Therefore Windows is free as beer and Linux isn't.
Myth: Linux is the most secure operating system ever.
Fact: Linux zealots will deny this, but if you install Linux on a machine and then repeatedly hit it with a aluminum baseball bat, eventually you'll break the machine, making it completely unusable. This makes Linux just as insecure as Windows is. In fact, Windows can be made even more secure than Linux. Just disconnect your Windows machine from the Internet, lock it inside of a steel cage, and place it somewhere high, where it will be safe from madmen wielding aluminum bats.
Myth: Linux can be installed on any PC, no matter how old.
Fact: Another lie by Lunix zealots. If fact, recent distros such as Ubuntu Lucid Leaks can't even install on 286 machines with 360K floppy drives and no hard disks. Windows Vista 7, on the other hand, installs just fine on any older quad core system.
Myth: Linux is the fastest operating system.
Fact: Slow Lunix distros such as Ubuntu Lucid Leaks take minutes to boot from a Live CD on 500 MHz Celeron laptops from over a decade ago. Meanwhile, Vista 7 Ultimate boots just fine from SSD disk, on my low-spec quad core with 16 GB of RAM. Not only it takes no less than 5 minutes to boot Windows 7 on that machine, but there are almost no noticeable slowdowns if I disable the Aero GUI and anti-virus protection.
Myth: All supercomputers run Linux.
Fact: Of the top 500 world's supercomputers, Linux runs on only 427, which makes it less then 86% of market share. Since 86% is considerable smaller amount than 100%, it is obvious that Lunix zealots like to manipulate the statistics in their favour, which means that they are not to be trusted.
Meanwhile, Windows runs on whole 5 supercomputers, making Windows equally or more relevant than Linux in the supercomputing market. Now, if we selectively choose 5 supercomputers, each of which runs on Windows, we can safely assume that 5 out of 5 supercomputers run on Windows. Therefore, all supercomputers run Windows.