It was a safe prediction to make. Even SEGA couldn't do a console anymore, Linux was behind MacOS in games support, all app developer companies whined about Lin

It was a safe prediction to make. Even SEGA couldn't do a console anymore, Linux was behind MacOS in games support, all app developer companies whined about Linux being unsupportable and no market. "The year of the Linux desktop" was a recurring joke (still is with the GNOME / Unity churn, Wayland switchover, snaps breaking how GUI apps interact with a filesystem, and the usual perpetual churn for churn's sake making system support and OS upgrades a crapshoot).