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The problem is always market share. Unfortunately Linux has and most likely will always be a niche desktop product. For that reason when devs are developing a g
by _fat_santa 6y ago
The problem is always market share. Unfortunately Linux has and most likely will always be a niche desktop product. For that reason when devs are developing a game, the question is always "should we spend X amount of time for 0.5% of the userbase" and often times the value proposition just isn't there.
- high_priest 6y agoGluglu with their chromeOS has pushed the linux adoption line quite rapidly. Valve finally making SteamOS a viable product is definitely going to impact the change significantly. The only reason I still keep Windows dual booted is the Office suit, which is still unbeatable.
- iFreilicht 6y agoSadly true. I get by with LibreOffice, but I'm not a power user at all, yet I still hit usability quirks and bugs all the time. For stuff that just needs to work, I use Google stuff instead, if begrudgingly.