Because it’s open source and based on the Linux kernel. It’s owned by them but you can do what you want with it. You can’t with Windows.

So if a game works on the Steam OS, it works on pretty much any distro

I game with Steam on Linux, but I’m not using Steam OS

Also, that means that every effort made by Valve to improve compatibility is beneficial to everyone.

Edit: Also, even if it were closed source, I think it would still be good as it gives us alternatives to Windows. But

Even if this was true, that wouldn’t lead to less emissions but just more flights.

As we can see, every time the efficiency increases, the flight price drops, and the number of flights increases. So, it just allows us to fly more for the same amount of C02.

I would add that it’s the inefficiency of software that drives our phones to the bin.

The applications often relies on non optimized libraries, or are an aggregation of more and more of features and options that then requires the latest phone in order to work.

“Then what’s these applications on your phone that you obligated to unlock for me?”