Developing Linux ports is a marginal cost; you are recycling assets and code from your main platform, so that 0.59% will pay for itself. Many companies would do

Developing Linux ports is a marginal cost; you are recycling assets and code from your main platform, so that 0.59% will pay for itself. Many companies would do many unspeakable things to increase their market share by half a percent; it is still in millions. It speaks volumes, when to cancel such a product a new owner, who happens to own one of the competing plaforms, has to do that by decree, with no regards to business results.