The situation seems to be similar for Mac: https://twitter.com/bgolus/status/1080327518983315457
> Yeah, I didn't want to touch on Mac support in the original post, but Mac support also cost way more than it made in sales.
> Yeah, I didn't want to touch on Mac support in the original post, but Mac support also cost way more than it made in sales.
In the past, I've certainly been more likely to buy software if I see it's cross-platform, even if I know I'll never use it on those other platforms. Or it might be a corporate requirement. There are many possible reasons.
For example, if a restaurant serves only steak, is it a net loss for them to put a pasta option on the menu, if they know they'll never sell enough to make up the cost of ingredients and preparation? Maybe not -- it could mean a party of 10 (with 1 vegetarian) is willing to eat there, when they otherwise wouldn't have been.