I think this has less to do with "justness" and more to do with cost effectiveness. A majority of people use Windows. That's followed by macOS (or ChromeOS but you can't easily directly port software over there). Then you have GNU/Linux desktop users.
If you're building software you're often going to target your audiences where they are.
In the developer world, there are many desktop Linux users. So, we have more tools available to us related to our jobs. I use desktop Linux and appreciate that.
But, most people across industries and in their personal lives are not in the same situation.
If you're building software you're often going to target your audiences where they are.
In the developer world, there are many desktop Linux users. So, we have more tools available to us related to our jobs. I use desktop Linux and appreciate that.
But, most people across industries and in their personal lives are not in the same situation.