That's the right attitude, IMO. Most consumers respond to polish and 'wow!' factor. The Linux desktop doesn't even provide that compared to the competition...

That's the right attitude, IMO. Most consumers respond to polish and 'wow!' factor. The Linux desktop doesn't even provide that compared to the competition... Linux on mobile is even further behind both from a hardware and software standpoint. For those who don't care, or are at least willing to overlook the limitations, Linux phones are becoming increasingly viable and provide a number of advantages that the average consumer doesn't value. But there are those who do so there is a market for them. I don't even use my PinePhone as a phone that much... but it's a fantastic mobile computer. I'll continue to use it and be back for the 2nd gen PinePhone.