Relevant to SteamOS and open-platform gaming, it proposes a different paradigm for Linux-based distributions and operating systems, one that could address compatibility issues on alternative platforms that Windows users often take for granted.
EDIT: added a QnA section that tries to answer some of the questions posed here.
From the first sentence I have the strong impression the author is deeply confused and mistaken.
I am not talking about the kernel. and the userspace of either platform is nowhere near as strong as it is on Windows.
Since it has what you want, why don’t you use Windows in that case?
This isn’t a forum for throwing quick witted gotchas. I’m trying to have a constructive discussion. at any case, it’s because I’m working to build an open platform with proper backward compatibility, so please engage seriously rather than trolling.
This also isn’t a forum for driving engagement to your fucking Reddit post.