Does that mean we Windows users should start to worry for our Pure future? 😢
No, its like a framework. The base is always CSP! If AC/CSP is running, Pure will run too.
No matter where i am developing it, it does not matter for you, because i will always test on Windows, Bazzite and CachyOS.
But it seems now is a good point to really go parallel. So i will constantly switch between Windows and Linux while i'm developing Pure.
So i have both Windows and Linux setup to work on the same projects and so Linux is equally used/handled.
But on Linux there are some little issues with CSP Lua development, which i need to solve. Like such simple things, that the file watcher is not telling CSP that a file in a sub-folder of a lua app/instance was updated. So you need to change a file in the root folder so CSP initiates a reset of the lua instance to get updated in-game.
But those little things are the key for fast development and those things we will need to find out and then it does not matter if you use Windows or Linux for development or gaming at all.
But IMO we reached a point where Windows is so annoying that a very serious amount of users/gamers make a switch and stay with Linux.
So this is not a thing where you say, now i must switch, but in a longer perspective, you could now start imagine, if Microsoft will not make a radical turnaround and bring an OS for the user again, Linux will be the better OS for most of the casual users.
And for such a step you need a serious time to get most of the people in the boat and help them to get there things running and me for myself have many to learn. If drivers are finally in a stage where Linux and Windows are equally fast and where VR is equally "easy" to use, it will be a nobrainer anyway.
