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Linux back over 4% in the July 2026 Steam Survey
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Mind you I believe you, plenty of members of the Linux community activity try to show usage to encourage development. Though how much is it actually skews is debatable because FOSS software also tends to collect less data and be used by people actively avoid data collection as well.
Though no idea about the rest, you kind sound like you have sour grapes tbh
They're the mod and only contributor of the sour grapes farm c/linuxsucks
This was the main type of criticism for Linuxsucks101 on Reddit when it started, and now it's poppin'. We've had to re-launch here so of course it's slow to the get go.
The criticism is a pathetic attempt to marginalize. The other attitude is 'no open discussion / debate' -but as you see here, that's not really what they do.