Is this because more people are using Linux, or because less people are using desktop/laptop computers in general? GenZ/Alpha are basically just about phones these days, and large numbers of older generations are probably moving that way, if just because of the cost of PCs now.

Not saying interest in Linux isn’t growing… but I’d imagine it’s less about that and more about traditional computers just not being as much of a thing for non-enthusiasts. Enthusiasts being the most likely to make the switch.

Whyzzat? Do you have some foreknowledge that others dont? Why 2030 specifically?

And my point was that putting all your eggs in one basket, especially if they’re not even laid yet, is foolhardy.

You’re right, we should just roll over instead of fighting for a better future.

There’s diminishing returns, and we have lives outside our phones. Well, most of us. We can put a limited amount of time and energy into this, but pushing Linux requires a great deal of effort and time.

Not saying we shouldn’t also do that, but in the mean time fighting to keep the options we do have less shitty shouldn’t be completely abandoned.