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In that case, it is already pretty remarkable that 3254 from a group of people who currently can't even use your product want it to be developed for them. If t
by india 16y ago
In that case, it is already pretty remarkable that 3254 from a group of people who currently can't even use your product want it to be developed for them. If that happened to a product I were making, I sure as hell would begin targeting that platform.
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- pilif 16y agoGenerally yes. But knowing the Linux community (and being part of it), I know that there is usually some drive convincing people to vote for linux support of a product despite not really wanting to use the final thing. I can imagine forum posts like "hey - uTorrent is asking for ideas for the future. Click here to support my proposal to support Linux". Knowing the community, I know that many people (myself included at times) would go over there and vote without even the slightest intention of running the final product. Ever. I would just keep that in mind before making a decision. Be aware of the community that your votes are coming from
- grignr 16y agoIt's 1300 people, not 3254 people. The way the idea bank works is that when you make a new account you get 10 votes, and can allocate up to three of them per idea, which is what happened here.