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That's how business works. What company is going to dedicate a bunch of resources to make 1% of their market happy?
I 100% agree, but it's a catch 22. No one develops for Linux because it doesn't have a market share, and it doesn't have a market share because no one develops for it.
3.8%
Also redhat.
I'll give you the 3.8 as total userbase, but I'm willing to bet that it's only about 1% that are exclusive to Linux and don't use a Windows machine at all.