I don't see why providing commercial applications would cause Linux to "lock up". Say someone implements an appstore for Linux, and start selling apps. This co

I don't see why providing commercial applications would cause Linux to "lock up". Say someone implements an appstore for Linux, and start selling apps. This could theoretically be enough to get commercial developers onto the platform, opening up for wider popularization of Linux. That doesn't mean you have to install that appstore.. Heck of Linux ever becomes popular, it's probably gonna be Ubuntu. If you don't like that, well, use fedora then. Or nixOS!