> The 3% of Linux desktop users would disagree. If we consider this statistic to be meaningful in this case, then 97% of people don't care. That's enough to be

> The 3% of Linux desktop users would disagree. If we consider this statistic to be meaningful in this case, then 97% of people don't care. That's enough to be able to generalize. > What I really fail to understand is why people don't hedge. They are collectively willing to pay millions of dollars every year in perpetuity for a product, but never realize they can help fund an open alternative for a much lower cost, and that once the product does what they want, they won't lose access to it? Discord is not a paid application. I've never paid them a cent in my years of using it.