Obviously, my comments went right over your head. If Linux had no
drivers, people would be using something else.
> (2) What is good for graphics programmers is good for graphics users.
Ah, but what is good for graphics programmers might NOT be good for
graphics users. And more importantly, that extra goodness for those
graphics programmers might negatively impact other programmers and
users. While sounding good, you've made a fallacious statement.
> (3) A lot of
> games programmers don't program for Linux because it's an inadequate
> environment for their needs. Game users tend to be a very large constituent
> of the major commercial operating systems, because they are a large
> constituent of computer users. If you want to scorn large influxes of
> potentially satisfied Linux users, you are free to.
I didn't scorning anyone. I wasn't scorning GGI, its proponents,
Linux, its proponents, nor anyone else. Jon understood this.
-- Eric