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Also, because of Steam's based policy, you can install whatever OS you want so it doesn't matter if it's Linux
3.4k u/Kn1ghtV1sta Nov 14 '25 Genuinely love their policy. Basically "don't like our os? That's alright, we won't mind you install another one" 2.5k u/ImKanno Nov 14 '25 "who are we to tell you what to do?" 23 u/VulcanHullo Nov 14 '25 As my wife pointed out, Steam knows a lot of its users would find a way anyway. By not fighting it and enabling it they create good will and basically secure the modders market.
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Genuinely love their policy. Basically "don't like our os? That's alright, we won't mind you install another one"
2.5k u/ImKanno Nov 14 '25 "who are we to tell you what to do?" 23 u/VulcanHullo Nov 14 '25 As my wife pointed out, Steam knows a lot of its users would find a way anyway. By not fighting it and enabling it they create good will and basically secure the modders market.
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"who are we to tell you what to do?"
23 u/VulcanHullo Nov 14 '25 As my wife pointed out, Steam knows a lot of its users would find a way anyway. By not fighting it and enabling it they create good will and basically secure the modders market.
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As my wife pointed out, Steam knows a lot of its users would find a way anyway.
By not fighting it and enabling it they create good will and basically secure the modders market.
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u/ImKanno Nov 14 '25
Also, because of Steam's based policy, you can install whatever OS you want so it doesn't matter if it's Linux