That's about 95% of it. There are other things that give Linux a bit more of an edge in this space as well.
For example, every time I use Windows, it feels like every app is asking to run as administrator. Admittedly, I haven't used Windows for about a year, but in Linux, it's pretty rare that I ever do admin/sudo outside of the command line, and I only ever use it when I know what I'm doing. Obviously this isn't something that could not be fixed in Windows, and maybe it already has been.
For example, every time I use Windows, it feels like every app is asking to run as administrator. Admittedly, I haven't used Windows for about a year, but in Linux, it's pretty rare that I ever do admin/sudo outside of the command line, and I only ever use it when I know what I'm doing. Obviously this isn't something that could not be fixed in Windows, and maybe it already has been.