> Mate, the 'future' you're suggesting here and the related straw man argument is one of your choosing.
It's a thing that actually happened. I'm sorry facts don't accord with the world in your head, but there you are.
> Very few of mine don't have Linux versions. This might not be the norm for most people of course, because it's linux that is gaining in the field of gaming platforms over windows.
"You shouldn't want to do that" is rarely a compelling argument to customers.
Just like HD-DVD is the future? Netflix cannot obviously in the point in time be a future for most citizens on the internet. You may be screaming in an echo chamber if you're located in the US. Netflix certainly isn't a solution elsewhere.
It's a thing that actually happened. I'm sorry facts don't accord with the world in your head, but there you are.
> Very few of mine don't have Linux versions. This might not be the norm for most people of course, because it's linux that is gaining in the field of gaming platforms over windows.
"You shouldn't want to do that" is rarely a compelling argument to customers.