okay i would be around the next 34 hours <| sep |> I wish we had Matt Stafford <| sep |> I don ' t they are yellow on the inside either , so a white banana ? Oh wait , that phase is taken . <| sep |> i still dont think you got the joke <| sep |> Thanks you Waytools for this . I genuinely feel much better about you now . No sarcasm intended . <| sep |> What did I falsely equate ? <| sep |> Utility solar is coming down in price by 10 % per year , so this is probably a nonissue . <| sep |> It really depends on the major players in the business . Valve is trying to push Linux gaming because Microsoft is slowly realizing that there is a gaming market besides consoles . Microsoft has the power to control PC gaming and cut down the freedom that we all love . So if Microsoft goes down that path , and more people jump the Linux boat like Valve did we may see some improvement . But to be fair , things have to become really really bad on Windows to push people to GNULinux . Currently the market share is so slim that most developers and hardware manufacturers just can ' t afford to put money in that direction . But to answer your question , if the majority of the people use it , sure , companies will follow the money , or in this case the customer .