Yep. People want to accomplish tasks. They want to do that with workflows they already know, or that are easy to learn. If they can't accomplish the same tasks

Yep. People want to accomplish tasks. They want to do that with workflows they already know, or that are easy to learn. If they can't accomplish the same tasks with Linux, then Linux isn't usable. The one Linux feature I miss on other OSes isn't even a Linux feature, it's NixOS's declarative configuration. Nothing to do with the Linux kernel or the GNU userspace CLI tools or glibc, just the ability to manage a system and user(s) with a version-controlled configuration.