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You own a copy of the game so who are you advocating on behalf of?
Either way, is the end user decision to install linux, enjoin a game in their OS and manage their games library with itch.io store. I think is a valid question. Why not? :D unless is a pain in the neck to publish the game on that store I would understand.
Or the devs may simply have overlooked that site but the Wube people seem to be on top of things so I doubt it.
I am not sure, if thats a thing or not - But just consider it! The devs of Factorio may not be legally allowed to publish it on another 3rd party platform.
And did you really compare Linux compatibility with another 3rd party platform?
That are independent actions that have nothing do to with each other. Maybe the devs had no problem porting the game to Linux as it would be a click of a button. Or the devs wanted Linux to be incorporated as Linux gaming becomes more and more a thing over time.
@Ventoxing I hope there is not any contract on steam forcing a game dev to not publish his game on other store. Yes you right, the dev use technologies that works on linux, yet you need to allocate dev time to assure that work exactly on any OS.
@Headning yes there is games more that $20, there is games with a minimum price, that is actually the game price. I never thought the price was a thing.
I am merely guessing but if itch.io has any pricing requirements that must be followed by the organizations that use them that could make what you are looking for a no go on Wube's behalf.
itch.io is a geographically distributed organization (no home country for the organization) but Leaf Corcoran is from San Fransisco, CA, USA and supports pollitical causes exclusively in the USA. Wube is headquartered in Prague, Czech Republic. I'm not from there so I don't know their laws governing international distribution requirements but it is possible that itch.io may run afoul of Czech laws on distribution.
itch.io uses a pay what you want model and Wube for Factorio has been adamant from the start that the price is $30 US period end of quote and will never go on sale.
itch.io sponsors game jams. Wube spent literal years perfecting Factorio. Totally opposite programming styles.
itch.io is very active in support of political causes. They organized the Bundle for Racial Justice and Equality in June 2020 in support of the George Floyd protests. The bundle raised $8.1M and was donated to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund and Community Bail Fund. Wube is apolitical. They don't donate to any political organization or get involved in politics of any kind. (Local, national or international).
You are looking at business models, programming styles, and political activism that are essentially diametrical opposites. It comes as no surprise to me that Factorio is not available on itch.io and I doubt (but could be surprised) that it will be any time in the near future.
@tom hey, ah well I like itch.io (however I did not knew what knighttemplar1960 said), yes I bought factorio years ago to support the development. Well I prefer to buy some games from one store that other, like steam for multiplayer games, but sometimes a found good deals on other store.
My question was for the dev or someone that have some clue, I don't think I will login or register to the factorio forum or write some post there anytime soon :D
Also if you refuse to work with someone because they donated to a civil rights charity then that's making a political statement. If Wube was apolitical then they would not discriminate against publishers based on politics.