Agree with many points, but Canonical very much does care about the desktop, and Linux traditionally always had a home/enthusiast user base; you could say the c

Agree with many points, but Canonical very much does care about the desktop, and Linux traditionally always had a home/enthusiast user base; you could say the core Linux devs sold out to where the money is (and finally land in the arms of IBM) but that was 25 years ago. The point is, if nobody cares about the desktop, why didn't they just leave it alone (modulo driver updates) in the state it was in 2016 to make it objectively worse, without a single new app or other capability gained in return?