secpierre34 said:
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Not relevant. It was known to be there by a significant number of buyers and those buyers may or may not have factored Linux into their purchasing decision. It's not for you or me to make suppositions on that fact - it's not measurable.
What can't be argued with is that it was there upon purchase but was later removed without consent.
That is what is wrong.
Not that it "can't be used anymore". It's why there was such a commotion, the consumer rights aspect. Not the "Oh but nobody used it anyway aspect".
By removing such a feature it sets a president for such actions in other areas of business and consumer rights violations.
It was a massive deal purely on that.
