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I appreciate that a lot of people use Mac and/or Windows, but calling it cross-platform and then excluding the third big platform option is I think missing the

I appreciate that a lot of people use Mac and/or Windows, but calling it cross-platform and then excluding the third big platform option is I think missing the point.

xenator 7y ago
Technically if it supports more than one platform it is already "cross-platform". It is not "every-" or "all-platform".
- krageon 7y ago
  Technically true! What I said was that it was missing the point, not that it wasn't literally true :)