I genuinely think that GNOME is more user-friendly than macOS by a wide margin. The majority of computer users today are familiar with either Windows or iOS/An

I genuinely think that GNOME is more user-friendly than macOS by a wide margin. The majority of computer users today are familiar with either Windows or iOS/Android primarily. They're not coming from UNIX CDE machines or Macs on-average, they want a desktop that behaves like their phone does and reinforces/rewards their intuition from Windows. They want to click (X) on a window to confidently close it, they want to mash the Start key to search for an app, they want to tap "Install" on a storefront instead of dragging a DMG icon into ~/Applications. All of the little idiosyncrasies that macOS clings to doesn't help people learn it.