This move by MS should drive AMD and others to invest in Linux adoption and to push Windows to the curb in desktop usage. There is no good reason Linux didn't g

This move by MS should drive AMD and others to invest in Linux adoption and to push Windows to the curb in desktop usage. There is no good reason Linux didn't gain higher percentage market share besides no one being upset enough about MS monopoly and concentrating the effort against MS market power. Now AMD and Intel have strong motivation to invest more in the Linux ecosystem. Windows can be beaten and it will be. And investing in adoption doesn't only mean improving the stack and etc. It means putting some effort into making desktop Linux available as pre-installed on computers consumers can easily buy when they need a new PC.