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<blockquote data-quote="IamDeMan" data-source="post: 3221725" data-attributes="member: 557673">They shouldn&#039;t be careless with their shit. It still isn&#039;t right I don&#039;t care what spin is used. If you fix computers under any &quot;business&quot; structure and leave paper trails for these pirate acts, your nuts will be nailed to the cross if these machines by some very small chance are audited. Your customers will roll on you and you will pay the penalty for putting pirated wares on heir machine. No way in hell I would do that for anyone. Even if the chance is as small as Cotjones dick.Linux isn&#039;t superior for the mass market. It isn&#039;t easy enough for sheeple who can&#039;t even keep track of their keys much less worry about repos, tarballs and the ilk. You can&#039;t get many industry standard titles on linux either, not just games. Are there semi-equivalent open source version? sure of course there are but companies aren&#039;t moving to a non-standard platform until shown it is absolutely needed. BTW, Linux communities have been working their collective butts off for years on getting games to run the same, but until they convince developers, it aint happenin. You are right about these developers not wanting to. It only makes sense.I don&#039;t find either superior. Both have ups and downs. This is why I dual boot. I also dual boot to somewhat stay in touch with Linux in case one day it does actually get some kind of marketshare. I honestly hope it does. More than one player is always a good thing. This is just a tricky market to do so.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="IamDeMan, post: 3221725, member: 557673"] They shouldn't be careless with their shit. It still isn't right I don't care what spin is used. If you fix computers under any "business" structure and leave paper trails for these pirate acts, your nuts will be nailed to the cross if these machines by some very small chance are audited. Your customers will roll on you and you will pay the penalty for putting pirated wares on heir machine. No way in hell I would do that for anyone. Even if the chance is as small as Cotjones dick. Linux isn't superior for the mass market. It isn't easy enough for sheeple who can't even keep track of their keys much less worry about repos, tarballs and the ilk. You can't get many industry standard titles on linux either, not just games. Are there semi-equivalent open source version? sure of course there are but companies aren't moving to a non-standard platform until shown it is absolutely needed. BTW, Linux communities have been working their collective butts off for years on getting games to run the same, but until they convince developers, it aint happenin. You are right about these developers not wanting to. It only makes sense. I don't find either superior. Both have ups and downs. This is why I dual boot. I also dual boot to somewhat stay in touch with Linux in case one day it does actually get some kind of marketshare. I honestly hope it does. More than one player is always a good thing. This is just a tricky market to do so. [/QUOTE]

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