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Perhaps. I hope so. Right now I just can't be bothered to troubleshoot for every basic thing I have to use and constantly run into issues that majority of users aren't having. I just want my PC to "work".
Well, we have a big contender which is Steam that is a long time ago pushing very hard to move gaming to Linux. They are having excellent results, it's a matter of time
Correct I think the same. Also, That's what company management thinks too. And what creates the dependency in one part, because is the only OS to somehow give that. IBM with Redhat has been doing it a long time ago with servers and it's working for them. Hope a company takes the same but for desktop