I do find it rude that people would go to the devs for issues like that. It's one thing if it's not working on a system that's supposed to have support, but oth

I do find it rude that people would go to the devs for issues like that. It's one thing if it's not working on a system that's supposed to have support, but otherwise you should really be figuring it out yourself, or going to the community. Maybe actually clarifying where the community lives, like WineHQ and ProtonDB do for running Windows games on Linux, would be a good start to help reduce devs having to deal with this sort of thing.