That's sad, but you'd think the business would see the Linux user base is skilled enough to handle this. If you say you only support X and put a warning on oth

That's sad, but you'd think the business would see the Linux user base is skilled enough to handle this. If you say you only support X and put a warning on other distros, you're basically employing the community to get it working properly on other distros for you. Some companies do this and it seems to work just fine.