As always, framing the problem as a "Linux" problem really makes it difficult to properly discuss it. If I understand the article correctly, Linux actually is a

As always, framing the problem as a "Linux" problem really makes it difficult to properly discuss it. If I understand the article correctly, Linux actually is accessible enough. The problem is that Fedora Workstation, Ubuntu etc are not. But if the actual problem is that Fedora WS is not accessible enough, then you can actually start iterating the things that do not work and maybe even think about how that can actually be fixed. But the "Linux desktop ecosystem" is a too fluffy thing to even be able to discuss in any coherent way.