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7 years later, Valve's Proton has been an incredible game-changer for Linux
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The first link is evidence that video codecs cost money and, as per that source:
This was in response to the earlier discussion about third party libraries costing money.
It's clear you're acting in bad faith at this point - you've completely skipped over anything else I said in my original comment.
You misinterpreted what I said in that initial comment, asked if I was hallucinating, and when I clarified this misinterpretation, you proceeded to skip over anything I had said beyond the first link.
You are not giving any valid counter arguments to what I said in my original comment (in fact detracting from the original point of this whole thread by speculating you hurt my feelings?), this is why I believe you are acting in bad faith.
It not making sense to your useless brain doesn't make it false.
They did and you didn't get it.