That issue wouldn’t matter to most people. People want what works. For now, Windows works for them. They wouldn’t care about community contributions, FOSS, and decentralization. If you want widespread Linux adoption, you need a robust. easy to use, and beginner friendly OS. Of course there are options like Mint and Zorin, but they still can’t quite do everything Windows does.
That issue wouldn’t matter to most people. People want what works. For now, Windows works for them. They wouldn’t care about community contributions, FOSS, and decentralization. If you want widespread Linux adoption, you need a robust. easy to use, and beginner friendly OS. Of course there are options like Mint and Zorin, but they still can’t quite do everything Windows does.