There's a lot of companies working on the UX for Linux. There's Ubuntu, ElementaryOS, Zorin... They're not for me though, as what I care about is pretty contr

There's a lot of companies working on the UX for Linux. There's Ubuntu, ElementaryOS, Zorin... They're not for me though, as what I care about is pretty contrary to the idea of mainstream. I don't really care whether Linux makes it to the mainstream or not, why should that be everyone's goal? The lack of a unified direction might seems like a weakness of Linux but it's also its biggest strength. It's the reason it's the most used OS in the world now, when you include servers and Android devices. It's just so easy to adapt if you want to do something different. So let the techies do their techie stuff and let the mainstream OS vendors focus on their users :)