Linux is mainstream. Just because it may not be on your desktop doesn't mean anything. Linux is on my desktop and that's all that matters to me. I drive a Mer

Linux is mainstream. Just because it may not be on your desktop doesn't mean anything. Linux is on my desktop and that's all that matters to me. I drive a Mercedes, the fact you might drive a Ford is not going to impact my life in the slightest. And if all of the invisible Linux machines in your personal life suddenly disappeared you would be helpless. "I reckon that we could use a commercial, general-purpose end-user Linux distro." There are any number of those already available. How many more do you need?