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If only, this will only happen when regular consumers can get GNU/Linux desktops and laptops fully working on shops like Media Market, Saturn, FNAC, Dixons, Publico,.... Until then it will be computer nerds buying from online shops, building their own PCs, or running Linux VMs alongside Windows and macOS. Android, ChromeOS, WebOS have succeed among users, exactly because they are consumer OSes, where the use of Linux…
The PC market doesnt care what nerds do. But the PC market has a niche that it does respond financially to, and thats gamers. Gamers have long felt the pull factor of Linux, with games becoming easier to run on the platform. But now Windows has delivered a heap of push factors, with Windows chewing more memory, and that memory being used for intrusive AI tasks. If market forces respond as they do for gamers, we will…
Most professional studios have no reason to care, and change the status quo.
Most would rather stick to game consoles and mobile games than move a finger to support GNU/Linux, when not targeting Windows.