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As much as we may disagree with Felix and his decisions, I can't help but see the potential value of one of the most popular internet celebrities in the world pushing the "Linux is just as good as windows now" narrative.
It's gonna push more devs to click that enable Proton button a lot more often, they wouldn't wanna lock their game off of one of the biggest YouTube channels in the world now would they?
For me, if the year of linux desktop requires a piece of shit then I'd rather it just not happen at all.
There's plenty of pieces of shit before and after PewDiePie that have contributed to the popularity(or even existence) of Linux, just because they might be morally questionable doesn't negate their potential usefulness to a good cause.
Oh boy!
For example Richard Stallman