They should have different tiers for the 30% cut, but they offer developers much more than any other platform. It’s all bundled in their universal 30% cut.

Regarding your second point, they can have lower prices on other platforms. They just can’t sell steam keys for less on other platforms.

For example, I can sell a game for $30 on steam, a steam key for $30 on another platform, or the same game for $10 but with no steam key on another platform.

Over the decades, I’ve tried Ubuntu, mint, arch, fedora in that order. I would rate my experiences arch > fedora > mint > Ubuntu.

Endeavor os would be my first recommendation, Cachyos then fedora. If you want that classic windows 7 experience and very solid support, I recommend mint. If you need the latest drivers endeavor.

Pot shots at what? Calling you out for your misinformation?

Do you enjoy spending 100% of your time spreading misinformation? Your post history is a cry for help. If you need help with something, just ask. We’ll all gladly help.

Linux works better then Windows 11. If you don’t need Windows for specific software needs, I recommend Linux. If you do need Windows, buy a license off of ebay for cheap.

All games work unless they block you with anti cheat, which are usually the big AAA games like cod/battlefield.

Coding is better on linux.

Why would they care about hiding it when there are no consequences?