This sounds like the argument video game companies like to use to justify DRM to reduce piracy. The question is, as they push for more intrusive DRM, how many o

This sounds like the argument video game companies like to use to justify DRM to reduce piracy. The question is, as they push for more intrusive DRM, how many of those people pirating their games actually converts into paying customers? How many existing customers they piss off who swore they'll never buy their games again? In red hat case, how many of those freeloading users using alma and rocky linux will actually convert into red hat customer? How many red hat customers they piss off because they also use those distros and decided to transition away from red hat in the future?