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I’ve not seen many, except for some of the FSF crowd (not sure what the corolation is there but there does seem to be one), say this.
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There is room for both free and proprietary software in the world, despite what some would have us believe.Īnd (c) generally opposes video games as childish? Most of us will gladly buy software if it helps either our productivity or enjoyment, and have no qualms about doing so. Don’t confuse the hard core FSF fanatics with the Linux community at large, though I admit they do seem to be the most vocal so it’s understandable when this happens.
Perhaps that’s because there’s not much software to buy for most users? Most of the commercial software for Linux is oriented at the enterprise, and of course most home users will opt for a free solution when presented. I think, in a way, they’re counting on that.
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So, they’re trying to build market share in a demographic which (a) is less than 0.1% of the marketĮvidence? Judging Linux’s install figures is basically impossible since there are no market figures to go by. Never played part 2, but damn, I’ll be among the first to buy it for Linux once it’s there! :] I find this a VERY positive move by Valve and I loved Half-Life 1. Of course there are those too in every camp, but seeing as I have yet to see even one such comment over all the years of my own usage I doubt it’s “generally.”ĮDIT: Thought to add that I too will most likely get Steam for Linux and start buying games there if any good ones come up and available for Linux.
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I could just as well claim that Windows users don’t buy software, they prefer to get unauthorized copies but then again I’d be talking out of my own rear-end.Īnd for the third thing: I have never heard or seen any Linux user call video games childish. If I had to say where you got it I’d guess an area called rectum.Īs for not buying software.how do you know? Not every Linux user is a maniacal zealot, most of us are just normal users who buy their distros and whatever other software they might need, including games. I don’t quite think your “0.1%” estimate is correct. So, they’re trying to build market share in a demographic which (a) is less than 0.1% of the market, (b) is not known for buying software, and (c) generally opposes video games as childish?
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