I strongly disagree. Normal users now do most of their computing on a web browser, making most Linux desktop issues less critical to adoption. My personal expe

I strongly disagree. Normal users now do most of their computing on a web browser, making most Linux desktop issues less critical to adoption. My personal experience in the last ~5 years or so is increasingly reduced friction in adopting a Linux desktop for non-technical users as companies go towards SaaS. Firefox ends up being simply a differently shaped search bar.