I can think of one niche use case; Houdini is a Linux/Unix native 3D graphics software which I would prefer to work with in a Linux environment, but on Windows to be alongside all the other applications in my workflow. I imagine there is software in other fields with similar situations.
Note there is nothing wrong with the Windows version of Houdini, it's just Linux is more suitable for it.
Note there is nothing wrong with the Windows version of Houdini, it's just Linux is more suitable for it.