At this rate we might just see the Year of the Linux Desktop^TM^ on our deathbeds!
Easy. Every year is the Year of the Linux Desktop™.
the real Year of the Linux Desktop™ was the friends we made along the way.
The year of the Linux desktop was 2005
1991?
Do you really need that the majority of users use the same OS you use? It'd be nice but not necessary at all.
It helps a lot. Because then, a Linux support won't be such an afterthought, and you wouldn't have to deal with stuff like popular games adding anti-cheat that bans Linux users.
Right now, some game developers aren't even willing to enable EAC Linux support, which is like a one checkbox they need to enable for it to work.
At this rate we might just see the Year of the Linux Desktop^TM^ on our deathbeds!
Easy. Every year is the Year of the Linux Desktop™.
the real Year of the Linux Desktop™ was the friends we made along the way.
The year of the Linux desktop was 2005
1991?
Do you really need that the majority of users use the same OS you use? It'd be nice but not necessary at all.
It helps a lot. Because then, a Linux support won't be such an afterthought, and you wouldn't have to deal with stuff like popular games adding anti-cheat that bans Linux users.
Right now, some game developers aren't even willing to enable EAC Linux support, which is like a one checkbox they need to enable for it to work.