Surely after 20 years you’ve given up on the year of Linux on the desktop. I’ve only used it for ~15 years but long ago came to the conclusion that I really do

Surely after 20 years you’ve given up on the year of Linux on the desktop. I’ve only used it for ~15 years but long ago came to the conclusion that I really don’t care about broader adoption. Why should I? It is good if people find their way to Linux. But it isn’t a product, they can come to it and accept it as it is, or fix it for themselves. But there’s no real benefit to increasing marketshare for its own sake.