>>79729526>So why should I use Linux over macOS or even windows?You shouldn't. You obviously measure success by market share. Linux is not interested in market share. Linux does not have customers. Linux does not have shareholders, or a responsibility to the bottom line. Linux was not created to make money. Linux does not have the goal of being the most popular and widespread OS on the planet.
All the Linux community wants is to create a really good, fully-featured, free operating system. If that results in Linux becoming a hugely popular OS, then that's great. If that results in Linux having the most intuitive, user-friendly interface ever created, then that's great. If that results in Linux becoming the basis of a multi-billion dollar industry, then that's great.
It's great, but it's not THE POINT. The point is to make Linux the best OS that the community is capable of making. Not for other people: For itself. "Linux will never take over the desktop unless it does such-and-such" is irrelevant: The Linux community isn't trying to take over the desktop. They really don't care if it gets good enough to make it onto YOUR desktop, so long as it stays good enough to remain on THEIRS.
If you don't like that, then I suggest you go ask for a refund.