You started your opinion as a fact, and qualified it by saying your a game dev. Back up that claim. Shouldn't be hard to do.

Let’s connect on LinkedIn

Let's not, and both know you haven't made any games.

Your opinion is your own, I’m not justifying myself to a loser online.

What handheld is he playing in the top image? Looks too small to be a steam deck

It's a Steam Deck, he has big hands.

I'm sure that's *why* he doesn't seek attention, he already has too much.

Ok, fantasy game dev lmao

Yup, if I was worth an obscene amount, I'd still work, but the nature of my work would change. It sounds like he found something he enjoys that happens to make a ton of money.

Linus Torwalds seems to agree as per TIL post earlier this week.

Rts and sci-fi not fantasy

I think you missed the point. No one was talking about Android or iOS. We were talking about Windows and Linux. Valve's investment in Linux began back in the Windows Vista days when MS tried to control Windows the same way that Apple does with iOS.

Power always corrupts.

Thanks, but I have my very reasonable doubts

Thx, will remember that


Honestly I think the reason for the pseudo cult think is three parts he doesn't want it, he keeps his head down, and valve generally produces decent services and products. If any of those disappeared folks would probably stop it to a large degree.

> unless it's a business shattering literally apocalyptic event. If that's not an issue relating directly to their role I don't know what it. The only reason they'd wake up 3AM for some crisis is if either the market is collapsing or their company is collapsing. Those things happening unexpectedly is something the majority of CEO-s will never experience. I guess it doesn't suck to be a CEO when the sucky thing almost never happen.

You literally mentioned iOS above. And my point stands. If Gabe were to start porting those games to a Linux phone of some sort, it would really help that platform, much like he’s helped the Linux community and his own business interests. Him going after Microsoft benefits everybody. Him going after Apple could do the same.

I hope that he decides to work on a neutral payment processing system. Cooperating with the EU's Linux initiatives, he can probably put quite a bit of weight onto the scale, making a digital Euro into a thing.