What's your personal barrier for full time Linux adoption?

[mangar]

According to recent poll, 60% of Linux users dual boot,
and according to a poll I've made, ~70% of Linux users are unwilling to pay for using Linux,
even if otherwise they couldn't have used it.
Whats your own personal barrier to adoption Linux full time?


Edit:
Link to poll:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.p...70#post5878870

[ronnielsen1]

Whats your own personal barrier to adoption Linux full time?

None, I did it in 2005 and I guess I'm one of the 30% that would pay for it if I had to
I triple boot - ubuntu, mepis, pcl

[Bachstelze]

Specific programs (video processing, monst importantly).

[brunovecchi]

I used to dual boot with Windows the first 4-6 months, then I switched completely. The main barrier was the need for interoperability using non-standard formats; I had the fear of not being able to open a given document.

But OOffice has done a great job at importing MS Office files, so there was no more need to keep half the hard drive unused.

[nothingspecial]

I`m thinking of trying windows one day.

[billgoldberg]

On my laptop, it's Ubuntu only.

My main pc (destkop) has a small windows xp partition to play command and conquer and counterstrike: source.

I do most of my gaming on my ps3, but fps and rts games are meant to be played with keyboard and mouse.

[AndyCooll]

I'm one of those 40% since there are no barriers for me. I've been running Linux only on my pc's since 2005.

[Phosphoric]

Video editing is the main reason for going back to Windows. I've found nothing in Linux that works as well as my Windows apps.

[Pekkalainen]

If it wasnt for my new office job I would be 100% windows free. So I used to be that and now it has gone down

[Chilli Bob]

I recently re-installed XP (dual-boot) for no other reason than to use Windows Movie Maker. I can't find anything in Linux as quick, easy and non-crashing.

There are also a couple of geocaching programs that are nice to have.