Linux

[Wolfie]

Whaaaat? The linux community is by and large one of the most supportive and nice communities on the internet. It's generally only when you preface your discussions with "Linux sucks because" or "I hate linux because" or something similar, that they turn nasty.

[Shougun]

From my experience Linux community isnt that bad, they all give you instructions like you have a CS degree though.

(Doesnt bother me since I've studied in the subject, but its bad if you wanted the fresh noobies :P)

[Breladine]

Linux has its niche, and its not gaming.

As a sane Linux user, I whole heartedly agree with you.

[Ingolf]

Linux's niche is anything it gets molded into.

I've had better performance running certain games on Linux before, as bad as that is.

[Presbytier]

Hang in there Linux gamers! As a OS X gamer I feel your pain, but Valve is making leaps and bounds in progress to support Linux and OS X(their recent efforts to build a Steam client on Linux demonstrates their committedness). If Valve proves that gaming on those platforms is profitable more developers will be more likely to support them.

[Issachar]

No thanks. If you want to play games that aren't emulators or indie, get a Windows partition and some good hardware. While I understand that Linux is for those that are less keen on spending money (see the big debacle about people thinking that Valve's Linux ports should be free, and how charging is wrong), ARR is a commercial game with standards to follow. Porting it to linux would be a waste of time and resources for a not-very-visible minority. You'd be better off porting it to Android first.