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Joel, of Joel on Software fame, has an interesting take on the cultural differences between Unix and Windows programmers:
Unix culture values code which is useful to other programmers, while Windows culture values code which is useful to non-programmers.
And a lot of people seem to agree with him.
They are all wrong.
The correct answer:
Some care about the art, others money.
That's all.