This is not correct. Look at what is happening in the Amiga retrocomputing area. Some of them have Linux support along with AmigaOS/Morphos and Aros. Pretty suc

This is not correct. Look at what is happening in the Amiga retrocomputing area. Some of them have Linux support along with AmigaOS/Morphos and Aros. Pretty succesful (expensive though) because they do not release 1000 different systems each year but 2-3. Also, you do not have to support every system. For example if they support these cheap n150 mini pcs, I am more than fine. Something common. Macos runs fine because it works in a specific space.