What is the point of such a question? Writing software that is successful in the sense it gets major adoption is not necessarily desired by power users. On the

What is the point of such a question? Writing software that is successful in the sense it gets major adoption is not necessarily desired by power users. On the contrary, we have a well known example in systemd. That's why you see sarcasm here, people are afraid of what is yet to come. If the "successful software" is causing you only problems and upon inspection, you discover it is restricting your computing, you're likely to worry about next project of the author.