> Linux is not really a viable alternative for most mainstream non technical users. I would dare say that's the target audience for which Linux works best, bec

> Linux is not really a viable alternative for most mainstream non technical users. I would dare say that's the target audience for which Linux works best, because their main usecase is to fire up a web browser. Just like a chromebook would fit their needs. Lack of funding/alternatives/support/or interest in free/OSS software make it a hard switch to professionals doing video, photo, music, CAD, etc. work. It's a great desktop for power users, developers and tinkerers. Thanks to Valve investment in the platform gaming support on Linux is excellent, while not being the main target of developers. Excellent, in my opinion, cause I don't play AAA games that need ~rootkits~ kernel-level anticheat software, thus native+proton got me covered. Queue Linus Tech Tips videos with them having issues on Linux.