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Steam Linux Marketshare Surges To Nearly 2% In November
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A lot of people only play games on their computer, hence running linux doesn't make sense if they can't play games on it
Yup, a big excuse I used to see a lot was
And this has changed a lot with what valve has done which opens Linux to a much larger market of people that can now use it for their usecases.