I think those open-source app developers assume that those who have the money to buy proprietary operating systems also have the money to buy a FOSS app on those OSes, though like you said, open-source app on a closed-source OS is an oxymoron !INDEED! 🤯😅
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Yep, I think that you're right about that, and indeedy, it certainly is. Linux is becoming so good, and so easy to install and use, that there is increasingly less reason to use such closed-source, proprietary operating systems. 😁 🙏 💚 ✨ 🤙
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While some people are already highly proficient in computers, they still can't move from Windows or Mac to Linux because they can't use some apps (properly) on Linux, such as video games for gamers and work apps for employees/freelancers !INDEED. 🧘♂️🤯
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Yep, I'm aware, though the game excuse is losing ground fast, especially with new implementations of WINE and game-focused distros like CachyOS and Bazzite, among others. Steam Deck, which is a gaming console, runs on a fork of Arch Linux. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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Perhaps those gamers' favorite (graphics-intensive) games hardly work on !WINE (or worse, not work at all) !INDEED. 🎮🤯😅
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Although I haven't had the opportunity to use it yet, I hear that it has majorly upgraded not only running Windows applications in Linux, but especially with games. 😁🙏💚✨🤙
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