People who say linux should follow a Windows or OSX approach 1) don't use linux and 2) don't understand what makes a good product or brand. I don't really care

People who say linux should follow a Windows or OSX approach 1) don't use linux and 2) don't understand what makes a good product or brand. I don't really care how many people use Linux, it's been my daily driver for a decade and I don't need other people to use it - I just need them to use compatible file formats or sometimes the same web apps as me which is increasingly a solved problem, for people who really need Adobe CS or something they are not going to be using Linux this decade. Linux can enjoy great success if it finds a suitable OS market segment -- hello Steam deck and Steam OS? After a few tries Gabe may be on to something. If it happens it will have nothing to do with competing with Microsoft or Apple on their terms. In the meantime I don't really give a shit because it's great for me and I use it. I do think the GPL world in general is missing some kind of amazing positioning opportunity - don't know what exactly or how to fix it but basically most of Big Tech are not liked because they're abusers, and GPLed software is the antidote.