I think he's wrong. I think this is like when everyone predicted Web Assembly would take over the world. There's something to be said about being able to fiddl

I think he's wrong. I think this is like when everyone predicted Web Assembly would take over the world. There's something to be said about being able to fiddle with everything and anything on both a server, and a desktop. Android is pretty much closed, same for mac and windows. Linux gives you a lot of freedom. I don't see desktop Linux really ever having a large market share, but I do expect that there will be a thinning of options. His points about maintenance of large projects is valid. But it is how new solutions get built. I'm surprised that AWS hasn't busted into the Linux space to put pressure on the other cloud competitors.