There's much lower hanging fruit to be plucked. A few examples: Why don't the mainstream distros automatically apply laptop (especially powersaving) specific s

There's much lower hanging fruit to be plucked. A few examples: Why don't the mainstream distros automatically apply laptop (especially powersaving) specific settings if they detect an internal battery? Why don't the main distros automatically apply a 'small speakers' equalization to any detected built-in speakers? Running Ubuntu on my MacBook Pro makes it sound like ass but doing a very generic equalization via PulseEffects makes it sound almost the same as on macOS Why doesn't increasing or lowering brightness fade up or down instead of doing big jumps up or down? Just doing those three things would make Linux feel tremendously more polished on any laptop it's installed on, no 'blessing' of certain brands or laptop series needed.