Most users on a Zoom call aren't screensharing so I don't think this math remotely works out here. That said, even when users of a minority platform impact the

Most users on a Zoom call aren't screensharing so I don't think this math remotely works out here. That said, even when users of a minority platform impact the experience of a broader community you're still going to make development resource tradeoffs based on userbase. Honestly, I think Linux punches way above its weight here because software developers are much more likely to be Linux users than normal people. That said, when development for your platform is happening in developer's free time or in between official priorities*, making things easy is perhaps even more important. *I don't know if this specifically happening at Zoom, but this kind of thing is not uncommon when it comes to Linux support in commercial apps. EDIT: Fixed formatting