> Sure it has, a fragmentation and continuous forking of major desktop stacks that don't allow ISVs to thrust the platform. If you are halfway competent ISV, y

> Sure it has, a fragmentation and continuous forking of major desktop stacks that don't allow ISVs to thrust the platform. If you are halfway competent ISV, you don't have a problem. Sure, there is no polished SDK that contains the entire world, but everything needed is available in respective repos. You also do not need to support every release of Kali and Slackware. If you focus on the most used distribution(s), you won't have a problem with support. Even Microsoft can do it today. > Also the reason why Win32 and WinRT are now being merged via Project Reunion, confirming the trend that started with MSIX and XAML Islands introduction. Causing collective yawn. But don't worry, other desktops have exactly the same problem, because again, it is not a tech problem.