> And as an engineer you should know that the best products never come from a committee or standardization. That's literally my argument, lol > Do you really

> And as an engineer you should know that the best products never come from a committee or standardization. That's literally my argument, lol > Do you really want to cite Electron apps as an example of how great interoperability is? Never said it was good, only that it's an example of the market driven need for platform interoperability of software. My point was actually that Electron is bad and the fact that platform providers don't play well together is the reason why we, as consumers, must suffer Electron apps. > Or alternatively, people can use their own free will and choose a more “open” alternative. The idea is to stimulate competition, open or otherwise, to give consumers more choice and make startups/disruptors more likely to succeed. For instance, try install Uber on a PinePhone. For example - it shouldn't require a multi-billion dollar company investing at a loss, risking lawsuits, to disrupt the gaming market away from Windows (Steam Deck).