It's transparently gross if music SOLD to me that I'm supposed to be able to listen to in perpetuity is DRM'd so I can't shift platforms or devices or whatever. That's shitty, and I'm glad we're done with that.
However, the deal with a streaming service is that for the price we used to pay to "own" a single CD or album, we get access to an enormous body of music we can listen to at will. That, to me, is a service that I'm paying for. I'm not troubled by the music being locked in, because what I'm paying for is access to that library.
It's definitely a shift in how music works, and it's not without its downsides (especially as I understand it for artists), but in a world where most people don't have access to great record stores I think it's overall better.
We never "won" with video purchases at all, which was predictable (we only got free-access formats on music because it happened outside the industry), but also less of a problem for me personally. I might "buy" something from Apple or whatever, but I understand it as a long-term rental. If I really want to own a film, I buy the BluRay.
As for Linux, man, that's an unalloyed victory. Does anyone even SELL commercial Unix anymore? When I was younger there was still AIX and HP/UX and obviously Solaris, but I never heard of any of those anymore.