Everything is online.
Who even needs to run local apps anymore?
Edit: My point is -native linux versions don't exist in many/most cases. I was making a point that a web version of some app accessible to Linux users is better than nothing at all.
this post was submitted on 16 Jul 2025
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I doubt this is the case. Number is likely biased by SteanDecks and AI crawlers/Agents. It would be nice however.
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I will fully switch when installing mods are just as easy as windows. So far I haven't found mod managers that work only for one or two games. I have switched mostly to pop os using plasma.
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The only things keeping my on Windows rn is Visual Studio and DirectX 11. Linux doesn't have C++ IDEs or a Graphics API that even comes close to these two
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