If I'm not mistaken, the view is, a) don't want to provide nice tools to windows users because then they'll no longer have the need to switch to a libre system

If I'm not mistaken, the view is, a) don't want to provide nice tools to windows users because then they'll no longer have the need to switch to a libre system b) do want to provide nice tools to windows users because then they'll get a taste of how liberating freedom is obviously there is a balance there, and I think GNU/NT might be a bit too far into entrenching-the-user for his tastes, though I can't speak for him obviously. It seems there is no political note on his site for the announcement of ubuntu-on-windows.