It makes sense when you follow the money. Tons of resources are poured into Linux development by private companies who effectively dictate what features get pr

It makes sense when you follow the money. Tons of resources are poured into Linux development by private companies who effectively dictate what features get prioritized. These organizations aren't using Linux as a consumer desktop OS, they're using it for servers, supercomputers, embedded devices and other similar jobs. This is where all the investment goes, so features that support these use cases are by far the most polished.