I like how you gloss over the "needed libraries".
I like how you gloss over the "needed libraries". But seriously, let's take a quick look (here)[ http://www.terathon.com/architecture.php ] and think, what might be a clear pain point in Linux, even if the "needed libraries" worked perfectly with all the hardware and all distros and the blobs were perfect. Did I hear someone say "Linux sound support"? Yes, that is a correct answer. Sound in Linux is a know clusterfuck. What else might be not as trivial? Did someone say support for multiple graphic cards? Yes, even with OpenGL it might be an issue. Not to mention all the GUI tools. So yeah, those all things obviously would never have any less than functioning dependencies on Linux...
Posted by jevgeni on Jan 13, 2015, 8:36 PM
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I like how you gloss over the "needed libraries".
I like how you gloss over the "needed libraries". But seriously, let's take a quick look (here)[ http://www.terathon.com/architecture.php ] and think, what might be a clear pain point in Linux, even if the "needed libraries" worked perfectly with all the hardware and all distros and the blobs were perfect. Did I hear someone say "Linux sound support"? Yes, that is a correct answer. Sound in Linux is a know clusterfuck. What else might be not as trivial? Did someone say support for multiple graphic cards? Yes, even with OpenGL it might be an issue. Not to mention all the GUI tools. So yeah, those all things obviously would never have any less than functioning dependencies on Linux...
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