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Although I'd expect it to already be, based on similarities to MV.
lmao I was wondering when a anonymous troll would arrive and grace us with an idiotic opinion.
I will consider your opinion while I work on my Linux native game built on a PAID for Linux client of RPG Maker MV.
Bit uncalled-for to randomly toss about a string of insults. Linux is free. What I said isn't an insult to anybody, it's just a fact.
You may want to report to Wikipedia that Linux isn't free, then. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linux
I proved that I did indeed inFACT pay for my copy of RPG Maker MV proves that I wam very willing to pay for software. Now at this very juncture the only reason you are still here is because i bruised your fragile ego.
My comment was about Linux being a free operating system. An operating system is a type of software. Although a Linux user may be using it for no reason other than preference for the OS, that doesn't escape the fact of it being free, compared to the two leading OS competitors whose software is not free. Software developers are in business for the purpose of earning profit. It makes logical sense that when considering a consumer base to target with their product, they'd look first toward a consumer base which appears to be willing to spend money purchasing software. The users of the two leading OS competitors to Linux must spend money in order to lawfully obtain and use their OS software, and so they are demonstrating their willingness to spend money in order to lawfully obtain and use software as a general principle. Basic economics.
2. That is NOT how companies decide where software goes. they base it on where vast majority of users are and as well what platform they are requesting it from. it costs a company more money to develop for a platform they have never developed for, why? because they dont know how it works because they have no experience with it. More and more developers are developing with Linux in mind because it makes sense to reach ALL platforms at once if they build something that can easily work on all platforms.
3. If memory serves me correctly Linux users on average on Humble Bundle spend MORE than windows and Mac users.....it must be from all that money we are saving.