Try deploying and a different OS with easily understandable UI. Make it easy so that companies can issue laptops and upon first login the machines are appropria

Try deploying and a different OS with easily understandable UI. Make it easy so that companies can issue laptops and upon first login the machines are appropriately imaged per the user needs. Make sure that strong user limits are in place to prevent users from running bitcoin-mining/porn-servers/or-worse on corporate machines and then and only then, you may have a shot at disrupting the Windows enterprise stronghold. If you were to poll corporate user income and their provided OS, you will likely find that 99% of workers earning low wages (i.e. not trusted by their companies) are provided windows, the more someone earns the more likely they are to have a choice in OS from their employer--just my hypothesis.