Why aren't we in the year of the Linux desktop? It's free and arguably close enough, better, or as good as Windows. I think in the modern world people would ab

Why aren't we in the year of the Linux desktop? It's free and arguably close enough, better, or as good as Windows. I think in the modern world people would absolutely sell the special shovel, because even if you have a better product that doesn't mean people are going to be using it. You need to have a much better product for a long time for that to happen. And being much better than the competition is hard.