To you and me, sure, there is value in a linux desktop.
To the average user, linux is not in any state to be a useable, daily driver desktop. Where it works, it is the exception, not the norm.
Taking linux and turning it into a business model can be done - see valve and the steam deck. Granted, that is gaming-only but it can be done. The #1 problem with the linux desktop is that there is no single linux desktop and things break far too often.
> -) I worked on the Steam Deck as CTO of one of Valve's contractors on the project. Glad you like it.
Not who you're responding to, but I am extremely grateful for the work that was put to make gaming on Linux possible.
I may not own a Steam Deck, but it's development allowed me to switch entirely to Linux without looking back.