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Man, I've been running Linux on a desktop (on and off, mostly on) since 2009 and I haven't ever paid for an application. Sure, I've paid support / development a
by happyjack 6y ago
Man, I've been running Linux on a desktop (on and off, mostly on) since 2009 and I haven't ever paid for an application. Sure, I've paid support / development applications, have donated $, and have paid for SAAS, but never a standalone application. I'm not trying to discourage you or anything of the sorts. Just seller beware of your market and target audience.
I saw a comment below on self contained .tar. I think that's a really smart way to go. Or, make it Debian / LTS Ubuntu and a RHEL package. Support the big two. If anyone runs arch or something like that make them compile it themselves or ldd the binary.
- happyjack 6y agoThis is probably my favorite (besides an official repo) way that I have gotten software on Linux. It's worked on every system I've run in the past 5 years (RHEL, Debian, Ubuntu, etc.). https://www.zotero.org/download/ https://www.zotero.org/download/
- swebs 6y agoEven games on Steam?
- happyjack 6y agoI have no experience with Steam :( since I don't game. I'm sure it's a great platform, though!