While I think it would be a nice solution, I think it is speculation at best at this point, both the article and that the desktop is dead. Most businesses will

While I think it would be a nice solution, I think it is speculation at best at this point, both the article and that the desktop is dead. Most businesses will probably never leave the desktop and I think the market is actually growing again. Compared to most phones, PC desktops are devices that can easily last a decade. Not mine, but those of casual users, so a saturation would be expected. Tablets never reached the scale of the desktop market and aside from painting, I wouldn't even know what to do with them. Maybe give them to some stupid pupils... We now have 250 million desktops sold annually. On the other hand I like to see the faces of proponents of the day of the Linux desktop, if it finally boots while playing the well known windows fanfare. Still, having a Linux desktop that isn't full of telemetry and lock-in features and is well supported would be a dream.