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0 pointsdneb713y ago0 comments

In my case, I sell my own software. So having a market that will buy my software is first priority. Providing support all day is not how I prefer to make a living. (that's fearful me talking)

I'd love to know the percentages of independent Windows devs that make a living selling software vs percentage of Linux devs that can make a living selling software. Sure, big companies will employ both, but how does it work out for the small guys?

Edit: I will admit Linux and its ecosystem are looking more and more attractive all the time...

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maayank13y ago

You don't have to go full time into it. Just putting some hours in the week to toy with it. Doesn't have to be Linux - can be Mac[1] and Objective-C as well, just diversify yourself for learning & (maybe, future) profit.

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0 pointsdneb713y ago0 comments

In my case, I sell my own software. So having a market that will buy my software is first priority. Providing support all day is not how I prefer to make a living. (that's fearful me talking)

Edit: I will admit Linux and its ecosystem are looking more and more attractive all the time...

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maayank13y ago

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