Ok, I don't normally rant, but...
Look, y'all need to take a chill pill. Just because Linux is open source and sometimes takes a bit more computer savviness to use, some people seem to hate it. I don't no why. But guess what! There's actually people in the world who use it for a reason (like myself; I have an old laptop that ran Vista, but barely, so I replaced it with Linux, which ran much faster on it). There are also people who use it just for fun. But no! Can't have fun! Can't use anything but Windows because that's what everyone else uses! This sort of "logic" is just makes my brain hurt sometimes. I understand the fact that if you buy a computer to play games on, it only makes sense to use Windows as your OS. I've got no issue with that. What I do take offense to, however, is when people disregard the fact that maybe someone is using Linux legitimately and happens to want to play Blockland on the side? Could it be that *gasp* they don't play many games and that in the long run Linux works better for what they spend most of their time doing on their computer? Or maybe they can't or don't want to shell out almost $100 to purchase an OS? People have different values, so please, just respect them. You don't have to agree, but at least learn some respect.