I did say most didn't I. But software that specializes is a different breed, with their platforms depending largely on what their business users are running. If all the businesses in a particular industry are running Windows, then what financial gain is there from making the tool cross platform? None whatsoever ... However, when you move out to more generalized software for the average consumer (i.e. productivity, graphics, entertainment, etc., essentially what the story submitter was originally polling), then the landscape changes. More Mac users means more financial incentive for companies to make their "can't-do-without apps" cross platform.

Umm...OK. I live in Seattle and I think you'd have been better off picking Chicago, Minneapolis or some other American city for your joke. It rarely ever gets below freezing here, and has snowed all of...I believe twice in the city in the last three years. I've seen colder winters and more snow in Texas--literally.