I personally would not call it super narrow or even narrow. Sure it's non end user, but non end user desktop Linux is not as narrow as it might seem. Through i

I personally would not call it super narrow or even narrow. Sure it's non end user, but non end user desktop Linux is not as narrow as it might seem. Through it's not well represented on HN I think. Most important both GNOME and KDE have embraced Wayland as the de-facto standard with their latest/upcoming versions and when it comes to commercial Linux desktop usage outside of some special cases only GNOME and KDE matter (and all the special cases I currently can come up with also use Wayland, but that might be due to my limited knowledge about special cases). Other DE are nice and fun but in relevant amounts I'm only seeing them on privately managed (but not necessary privately owned and used) desktops.