Calling something politics doesn't make it politics. It's business, plain and simple. > and anti-user in essence How is it any different that cars having diff

Calling something politics doesn't make it politics. It's business, plain and simple. > and anti-user in essence How is it any different that cars having different parts? Is Ford anti-user because I can't snap in Toyota parts? > Stadia isn't huge as desktop Linux, not even close yet The potential market size for Stadia is exponentially larger than Linux desktop, and is a safer risk for game developers and publishers to get behind than Linux desktop. > It's not about potential or size of the market Of course it is. What else is it about? Google is willing to make the investment to make Stadia successful, to create a thriving customer base which in turn needs content. That's good business. No one is willing to do that for Linux desktop.