I said games don’t count as far as a reason to care about Windows desktop dominance because “Windows” games are usually written on top of a cross platform framework that is fairly easily ported to another platform. Claiming Windows is important because of the number of Unity games that run on it is about like saying Windows is important because of the number of websites you can go to on it.

If that was that simple, we would already have the year of Linux Desktop Games, we don't and never will.

Yeah, I know about Steam on Linux, just a tiny drop of Steam on Windows.