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Most offices today use Microsoft Office for documentation and presentation. Lots of programmers prefer to work and develop under Linux. When your shop uses both, how do you do your development in Linux and documentation in Windows and stay productive?
I would just do the documentation in Linux too. MS Office can be run using some Wine derivative (or so I’m told), but I would rather use OpenOffice.org for such documents.
If you absolutely have to use Windows, you can boot a virtual machine (using e.g. VirtualBox) and do the dirty work while still having access to your preferred environment.