I've used FreeBSD/gnome for my desktop for a year and half. I only go to windows for a few windows only application that I need on a rare occasion.
This article says "After reading this article you'll see that beside Adobe Flash, you can have an affordable, secure and alternative system which can fullfill your needs". Well, I believe that not having Flash is a great benefit. Though I believe it is probably available on the unix/freebsd/linux environment as it is on my Nokia 770 which runs linux.
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