> Linux adoption is 100% incidental to to Valve investing in their own platform, which happens to be built on Linux. I'm not sure if you realized it but you ar

> Linux adoption is 100% incidental to to Valve investing in their own platform, which happens to be built on Linux. I'm not sure if you realized it but you are arguing the same point many others have been in this post. Apple is not investing in gaming, especially relative to their market cap compared to valve. Valve is making gaming on linux a reality because they are investing in it. Apple has the money, they don't have the motivation to make it happen, because they don't want to participate on an open platform. That would be counter-productive to their goals of a walled garden. If you buy into Apple, you cannot leave their walled garden and that's by design, with no plans on changing.