

Linux people just don’t get it.
You keep viewing this as a binary option. Either the people use Windows, or they use Linux.
Then you make the connection that “Linux operates this function better, therefore it’s the better choice, therefore people will choose it.”
But that’s not true at all.
What I predict is a total collapse of the home PC market. So people won’t be running Windows or Linux. They’ll be running Android or iPhone/iPad.
Most people don’t do the things you do with computers. They don’t need it. They open a browser. They laugh at cat memes on facebook. They check their email. Maybe watch some youtube.
So if google can provide all that with a tablet, or cell phone, why sell PCs at all? Do all the computing offshore, in data farms, and you just connect to the cloud.
This in turn would actually make Linux adoption plumet. No one can install Linux on their PCs, if no one has PCs, because stores don’t carry them.
You think it’s not possible? Ask someone in the 90s if stores would ever stop selling CDs, and nobody in the future would own their music. Yet here we are.
Thats what the corporations want. You don’t own hardware, you don’t own software, you don’t own your house, you don’t own anything. You have no rights. You pay the corporations for them to allow you to exist.
Thats where everything is headed.












But thats my point. Android and iOS WILL be steaming piles of garbage. But they’ll be about the only options. So it’s either use them, or get left behind socially.
Games will be left to consoles.
Linux MIGHT survive in a zombiefied way with the steamdeck, but 99% of people will never change distros.
And corporations don’t care about giving you options for form factor.