Most people just aren't familiar enough with the underlying idea. You can't express or even recognize a desire for your own client if you don't know what a clie

Most people just aren't familiar enough with the underlying idea. You can't express or even recognize a desire for your own client if you don't know what a client is. Because businesses focus on meeting users' desires instead of needs, they are content with the status quo of rigid UI/UX design. This is why we see BYOC so prevalent in developer tools like text editors and terminal emulators, but not in office tools like Google Docs or art/design tools like Photoshop and Maya. I've heard a million times or more the phrase, "industry standard" used to defend rigid proprietary tooling, even by users who would benefit from want sincerely enjoy more freedom in their tooling.