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It’s still free on Windows. Your argument doesn’t have legs to walk on.

Even more than that, they still have to maintain the software to work on Linux, because they have a paid on Linux.

So if they have to keep maintaining it and offer the basic tier for free on Linux... just why? It doesn't make any sense to me.

Maybe they receive "too many" bug reports from Linux users?

And not because Linux is more buggy but because Linux is populated with people that tend to know how to make bug reports ?

What argument?