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Ok, Thirteen it is.
1. Because clicking a link is quicker than `apt-get install krita`
2. Because clicking a link is quicker than: "E: Package 'krita' has no installation candidate"
3. Because clicking a link is quicker than `aptitude search krita`, seeing krita data files, but still no krita
4. Because I apparently have to open up a browser and type "Debian krita" to figure out how to install krita, so I might as well just run it in my browser
5. Because when it crashes in Chrome it's less likely to be a security risk
6. Because, unlike Linux distros, browsers have standardized on this system called a "link" to install new apps
7. Because I can run the program on someone else's machine without having administrator rights
8. Because I can run the program on someone else's machine without installing stuff to their user directory
9. Because I could probably even try it out on a kiosk where I have no rights at all (weak, I know)
10. Because, unlike Linux distros, browsers vendors as disparate as Mozilla and Microsoft were able to agree that clicking an "x" is the way to uninstall krita-in-the-browser
11. Because the web has at least two high-quality natural language search engines that I could use to discover this hypothetical krita-running-in-a-browser and they don't error out if I have typos
12. Because if I wanted to study how the GUI works I click a shortcut and an entire development environment inflates like a life raft on my machine, or someone else's machine, or any machine that runs a modern browser.
13. Because I could have spent this time using krita instead of writing thirteen fairly obvious reasons why clicking a link is preferable to screwing around in whichever Linux cult I happen to be stuck inside at the moment