No, most desktop users don't run Linux because it's not the default. People can perfectly well run Linux, it just needs to have apps, drivers and all the other

No, most desktop users don't run Linux because it's not the default. People can perfectly well run Linux, it just needs to have apps, drivers and all the other stuff desktop users expect. In a world where Adobe doesn't port Photoshop and Micorsoft doesn't port Office, Linux operates at an enourmous disadvantage. For users that don't need those kinds of apps ported, Linux does great. Both Chromebooks and Android have sold incredibly well, for example.