No doubt that it's hard but just imagine how useful this would be. Setting up a Linux desktop system is notoriously hard, at least if you are not a "computer e

No doubt that it's hard but just imagine how useful this would be. Setting up a Linux desktop system is notoriously hard, at least if you are not a "computer expert". Configuring hardware that is considered mainstream among Linux professionals most of the times works out of the box. For other hardware too often CLI tools are needed. I would think that these tools often have no graphical interface because there is no standard way to program GUIs in UNIX C. However, HTML5 seems to become the defacto cross-platform graphics standard that seems to takeover many GUI app writing tasks. It's also a good example of a standard that is actually low performance often using outdated methods. WebGL is OpenGL ES 2, DOM is so slow that people wrote React, CSS is actually designed for documents...