As we've told you multiple times there is no fundamental difference when it comes to which Xbox One you are using. They all fall under the "Xbox One" category because they are all still considered to be the Xbox One. It's not like the Xbox 360 and Xbox One as they are 2 vastly different consoles and are considered to be different generations. They all fall under the Xbox umbrella and there is no difference in the queuing system on ROBLOX for different versions of the Xbox One or the Xbox Series X/S.
Similarily to this, Linux falls under the generic PC umbrella because every operating system other than Apple's macOS is considered to be a PC.
Only 26 out of 275 use Linux. Out of just 4 of the 26 I glanced at, only one run used a Linux. About 90% or more People use PC or Mac for Roblox. Sure Xbox Series X and S gets a pass, at least from me, but Linux seems to be not that popular compared to the other 2.
Well, at this time, no one said that they're using the Xbox One X and S. So unless someone saids so, I guess, it going to be kept the same it is for now.
"Actually PC here means any Windows computer so Linux is different."
According to who? By definition a PC is a Personal Computer, regardless of OS. We refer to Mac's and MacBook's as their names because that's the way Apple brands it, everything else is branded as PC. Linux is just as much as a PC as a Windows computer. The OS does not make it less of a PC.
"Also, with Xbox One X and Xbox One S you don’t know which Xbox One players could be using the S or X version..."
As you've been told multiple times, they are fundamentally the exact same and the players are still queued as if they are all using Xbox Ones. Same thing goes for the Series S and X. Unless there is some specific patch for a console that changes the way the game is played then there truly is no need for them to be singled out.
