Not surprised sadly. A huge reason why people say to use Linux is because of the community. So when such a community has a major backlash in a almost religious flame war fashion, it leaves a bad taste in many people's mouths, non-Linux and Linux users alike.

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Quoting: stud68Did I play the same game here?
I was bored stupid. I only played through all 5 soul destroying episodes because of the mislaid promises that it would get better and that the ending was amazing.
The only moving bit was paying for them and the lost time I'll never get back.

It's called an opinion. We all have our personal tastes.

I didn't delve into it much here, but I said that the game was flawed.

Spoiler, click me

And I do think the ending was flawed

But I enjoyed the journey of the game. That doesn't mean you need to enjoy it.

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Quoting: edothe 1st episode is boring, but Im planning to get the rest to see if it gets better

It is a flawed game, but it does indeed get better.

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Quoting: tmtvlAw, so few geekos. Well, I guess it makes sense that gamers tend more towards the *buntu side of Linux, as that's what Steam and GoG recommend.

What's the Nvidia proprietary drier situation on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed? Last time I used it, I had an AMD card and used open source drivers.

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Are you keeping the 'history' of these stats? Like, keeping a backup of all of the stat refreshes?

Would just be cool 6 months, a year etc down the line to see how things have changed since the statistics page launched.

Thanks for keeping this up!

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