Like what? Most of the suggestions in the article only would further confuse the user experience. In fact, the "features" suggested by the author is the reason

Like what? Most of the suggestions in the article only would further confuse the user experience. In fact, the "features" suggested by the author is the reason why non-tech folks still people don't care about Linux Desktops and want to get things done rather than to mess around and waste time playing around with their computer because of a silly desktop environment issue in the dotfiles. Apple doesn't need to add "Different desktop environments", "Desktop Cubes" or "Snap or Flatpak" alternatives of alternative competing system implementations. Just sane defaults that just work without touching the command line.