What does the "unix"ness of stuff have to do with the lack of popularity of linux as a market? Blaming a technical problem for what is actually social does noth

What does the "unix"ness of stuff have to do with the lack of popularity of linux as a market? Blaming a technical problem for what is actually social does nothing positive for anyone. Certainly, "linux" itself as a free platform is not necessary for liberation, let alone the litany of other brands you mentioned. Linux is unpopular for many, many other reasons than avoiding technical issues. If "unix" is considered a success, I'm giving up on coding. What's the point? People will just gravitate towards brand loyalty regardless of the technical underpinnings. When will it implement plan9's bind?