Put your games in it.

Give people f2p models or shareware models.

Let them purchase through web/ingame codes to unlock the full games.

Linux people will download the F2p versions by just tossing your repository in their package/software management apps a long with their other favorite repos.

Or even better roll out a distro with your game thats a clone of Fedora or Debian + the above with your own binary repo.

That's true. Although, I think it'll cause sales of the Steam Machine console, not necessarily Linux in general. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2053680/valve-amd-based-steam-machines-are-also-en-route.html

>Will there ever be a Linux exclusive game?

The best candidate on the horizon is Half-Life 3 running on Valve's upcoming SteamOS linux distro. Would Steam take that chance to push it's own gaming platform?

Then save it in the required file format, in the save dialog options.

Funny how he claims its broken by design.

I use it very frequently, and while it is crap, it does actually work.

because it was good at doing what users wanted it to do.

Submitting in MS Word is much easier.