Major Linux Problems on the Desktop, 2021 edition
As a dev involved with some of the cited technologies, or using them for commercial products throughout my career (desktops, phones, smart TVs, cars, gaming gear): This is is a low-quality, badly researched piece. The amount of actual errors or conceptual misunderstandings in it is so numerous and overwhelming it is difficult to respond with anything other than exhaustive blow-by-blow refutation. The incorrect claims are not limited to Linux, either; a lot of the technical info about Windows&#x2F;MacOS&#x2F;Android are equally incorrect.<p>That said: It makes me yearn for what a well-researched version of the same piece would look like and what it might accomplish as a signpost :-). A lot of this &quot;what are the major problems, and what are we doing to solve them&quot; information is currently rather fragmented and distributed over presentations at Akademy&#x2F;GUADEC&#x2F;XDC. The closest to a decent aggregation I can think of would perhaps be Christian Schaller&#x27;s updates on what the desktop team has in store for new Fedora versions, but even that is selective by nature of the product.