They are not ready. They took several years to master Windows to just a minimum of use. They don’t have the money to pay for help if problems occur. They don’t have someone in their network that can help them. They need a specific app to work flawlessly for either job or hobby. There’s a lot of good reasons. But there are getting less of them, while Linux is evolving.
And of the two of us, it was you who started to write to me… You’re the troll, but I guess you don’t even understand that.
Read my comment again. Stop wasting my time and yours.
I literally wrote that…
Flatpak is not desireable… Linux needs a faster way to get the new apps in their software catalog…
The main problem is, that BigTech abuses the inner fire of Open Source developers. They monetize it, but don’t send money to the makers… They send the money to their shareholders.
So, they know it’s only windows users that downloads it? Interesting - their version 17 must have sucked so much that people switched back, and now they give it another go?