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A chat on subreddit /r/pcmasterrace
human
&gt; Linux developers have failed to create reliable distros and emulation layers that allow for most games to be playable

... what? linux is a kernel, not an operating system, and it (and any of the mainstream distributions) are far, far more stable than their nt/windows and darwin/macos counterparts, and have far more flexibility in userland if something special was needed for a game.

the issue is that _game developers_ do not spend the time and money on releasing for linux, primarily because of the smaller market share not justifying the investment.
gpt
I mean I tried Ubuntu couple of years ago as second OS, and tbh UI wise that loses even to windows UI

Yes, windows is a ton of shitty legacy and backwards compatibility, which makes it just... Bad

But I'm not sure if it's familiarity with UI, or UI itself, which just makes it feel better