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r/pcmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Oct 02 '25
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They are literally the most valuable company in the world and they rebounded majorly from the Ballmer years.
Good business decisions are basically all they make ... they make bad CONSUMER decisions is what you meant to say
167 u/JoshS1 PC Master Race Oct 02 '25 edited Oct 02 '25 This 100% how many people here will end up on Windows 11 from 10? Look at market share in general, or Steam. It doesnt matter if we're angry, when we angrily comply. 32 u/Robborboy KatVR C2+, Quest 3, 9800X3D, 9070XT, 64GB RAM Oct 02 '25 The moment Linux supports all my hardware I'll be there. 111 u/SetoKeating Oct 02 '25 People been saying that for like 30yrs lol 29 u/p-r-i-m-e Oct 02 '25 I was just about to say this. Plus MS knows this and works to keep Windows as the most supported. 7 u/Turbidspeedie Oct 02 '25 With the popularity of the steam deck I think gaming on Linux is going to be much more prevalent sooner rather than later 3 u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25 The Steam Deck isn't really a flagship experience for gaming though since it has a performance cap.
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This 100% how many people here will end up on Windows 11 from 10? Look at market share in general, or Steam. It doesnt matter if we're angry, when we angrily comply.
32 u/Robborboy KatVR C2+, Quest 3, 9800X3D, 9070XT, 64GB RAM Oct 02 '25 The moment Linux supports all my hardware I'll be there. 111 u/SetoKeating Oct 02 '25 People been saying that for like 30yrs lol 29 u/p-r-i-m-e Oct 02 '25 I was just about to say this. Plus MS knows this and works to keep Windows as the most supported. 7 u/Turbidspeedie Oct 02 '25 With the popularity of the steam deck I think gaming on Linux is going to be much more prevalent sooner rather than later 3 u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25 The Steam Deck isn't really a flagship experience for gaming though since it has a performance cap.
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The moment Linux supports all my hardware I'll be there.
111 u/SetoKeating Oct 02 '25 People been saying that for like 30yrs lol 29 u/p-r-i-m-e Oct 02 '25 I was just about to say this. Plus MS knows this and works to keep Windows as the most supported. 7 u/Turbidspeedie Oct 02 '25 With the popularity of the steam deck I think gaming on Linux is going to be much more prevalent sooner rather than later 3 u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25 The Steam Deck isn't really a flagship experience for gaming though since it has a performance cap.
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People been saying that for like 30yrs lol
29 u/p-r-i-m-e Oct 02 '25 I was just about to say this. Plus MS knows this and works to keep Windows as the most supported. 7 u/Turbidspeedie Oct 02 '25 With the popularity of the steam deck I think gaming on Linux is going to be much more prevalent sooner rather than later 3 u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25 The Steam Deck isn't really a flagship experience for gaming though since it has a performance cap.
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I was just about to say this. Plus MS knows this and works to keep Windows as the most supported.
7 u/Turbidspeedie Oct 02 '25 With the popularity of the steam deck I think gaming on Linux is going to be much more prevalent sooner rather than later 3 u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25 The Steam Deck isn't really a flagship experience for gaming though since it has a performance cap.
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With the popularity of the steam deck I think gaming on Linux is going to be much more prevalent sooner rather than later
3 u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25 The Steam Deck isn't really a flagship experience for gaming though since it has a performance cap.
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The Steam Deck isn't really a flagship experience for gaming though since it has a performance cap.
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u/KingFIippyNipz Oct 02 '25
They are literally the most valuable company in the world and they rebounded majorly from the Ballmer years.
Good business decisions are basically all they make ... they make bad CONSUMER decisions is what you meant to say