I don't see any impact from "commercial" software to Linux. As all the commercial software turns to online service, you have to pay monthly fee in order to use

I don't see any impact from "commercial" software to Linux. As all the commercial software turns to online service, you have to pay monthly fee in order to use the service. Linux will dominate the network market as it was done in embedded system market because it can easily be customized. Any software value on the customized distro (browser, email or IM) is included in the hardware sales (like decades ago when we sold these "huge" computers).