Obviously, there's polish, which is undeniably lacking in every corner of the linux desktop experience. But even if it were polished, I think the phantom linux

Obviously, there's polish, which is undeniably lacking in every corner of the linux desktop experience. But even if it were polished, I think the phantom linux desktop is just another manifestation of a programmer looking at instagram and thinking, "what's the big deal? I could make this" Sure, I have no doubt, but it's missing the other 90% of the magic that gets a significant slice of the population on board. It's more than checking the appropriate boxes. It requires much more effort, and requires much more of a centralized figure, than checking the boxes. This is why, among technical people, who _do_ only require that something checks boxes, linux on the server is a smash hit.