One thing I don’t understand.
We see Windows laptops.
We see MacBooks.
But why don’t we see Linux laptops?
If Linux is so good, why isn’t everyone buying one?
The answer is a wild story. Let’s go: 👇
#Apple just dropped iOS 27.2 🚨
I updated my iPhone at 7:02 AM.
By 7:30, my entire morning routine had changed.
Here’s the story of one day with the update: (Thread) 🧵
12. So, why don’t we see Linux laptops?
Not because Linux is weak.
Because:
❌ No marketing muscle
❌ No default pre-installation
❌ Driver gaps
❌ Missing popular apps
❌ Habit and convenience
Windows won distribution. Mac won experience. Linux won the internet.
That’s the thread.
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10/ That doesn’t make the pain fair.
Many talented people were pushed into assembly-line work by budgets, timelines, and bosses who never valued thinking. They’re not the villains here.
The system that squeezed them is the point.