I recall seeing similar with major caveats, though. The general "make linux support and they will come" crowd is clearly too big to be meaningful. That said,

I recall seeing similar with major caveats, though. The general "make linux support and they will come" crowd is clearly too big to be meaningful. That said, there was a story of someone that had a bug cut from a linux user that commented how it was one of their best support cases ever. User was engaged and willing/able to work with them in ways that few support cases are. As such, this is a mixed bag. Actual users that cut support issues from random machines will be worth trying to engage with. General cries that you should support it with no payment in play should likely be ignored, though.