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And I give you my favourite:
Sadly that one I deleted by accident!
"Get a job and buy windows" - I'm still laughing at that one. Linux gaming is literally my job :woot:
Some I deleted, as they will just end up causing a big fuss, but some are too funny to remove.
Though we migrated from MS SQL Server to PostgreSQL because of price, and now we want to migrate from MS Windows Server, because of the idea.
Thinking that games on Win10 run better because of dx12 eventhough there's only a few games running it in the first place, and even those have no improvements over Vulkan...
Those hypocrites will brag to Xbox users on how they're peasants because PC is an open platform, but on the other hand neglect Linux, opensource and open APIs and embrace Windows and DirectX. Hypocricy 101
I'm sick of that s#!t.
It's obvious MS, like any company in the world above a certain size, employs people to make good publicity for them that looks like it comes from regular people. Does that extend to trashing the competition and if so, how low is that allowed to go?
I wonder if Canonical employs people to talk good about Ubuntu or Linux in general. I doubt Red Hat would do that, considering they're focused on the enterprise.
Anyway, it's all a bit of laughter through tears for me, reading comments like these here.
So these tactics are certainly employed by their PR agencies.
Although microsoft themselves are also known to try and fuck things up for competitors like wordperfect, or OS/2 by coding specific tests for competitors software and then refuse to behave or work. Lately however they are not caught at doing stuff like that.
Usually it's local microsoft departments or resellers to publish biased reports with bad or imaginary data (munich for instance has an active lobbying against the linux as a desktop, ties to companies are shady).
Worse: the macs are under-represented on Ark...
But ark is not a good reference. It's full of salty "it works on my computer, so yours must suck", and "WC don't know how to develop, because my whiny shitass complaint has still not been looked at, so I better make some bad remarks about the developers".
The amount of people that could have programmed ark completely bug free in less than a year is so enormous, WC certainly must be doing something wrong 8-D.
[Steam Discussion](http://steamcommunity.com/app/338390/discussions/0/364042703855993474/?ctp=5#c154644705026190533)
Having that said, I loved your post there on the steam forums! Actually a lot of nice information in it, for people like me who ARE linux users! Gave me a little bit more solid information about the state of linux and gaming, and that's always good to have! :)
+1 :D
If these people had any balls at all they would try to troll a majority group.
"I have the Freedom to use Linux, so I'd like to be able to play this game"
"it's not worth the money, and Linux is broken blah blah"
"Don't oppress me, what are you the Christians killing the pagans?"
Here's a thought, and I know it is kind of silly. But instead of "Can you please port this to Linux." should we start with "Can you please release this for SteamOS?" While we know there is no difference, I think valve sort of did a disservice to us by taking the Penguin away and just putting in their SteamOS icon everywhere. And quite frankly we don't care if it's for 'SteamOS' it should still work under the Steam Linux client. Unless developers start doing something horrible like making it look for LSB strings or something.
I'm more pessimistic maybe but i don't think the majority of these people are trolls...
At least just ignorant.
I agree. :(