@61 fair cop. But what people mean when they ask that, more specifically, is "when is the superset of OS based on *GNU/Linux* going to be adopted by more than a hobbyist minority as a day-to-day OS". Treating each distro as a "product" would only make sense if Windows and MacOS were products, subject to the same market competition as pencils or bread, rather than "platforms" with powerful network effects.
@jcbrand
@61 @jcbrand the only way to have a chance of competing with the network effect of Windows or MacOS, as platforms, is with a cooperative platform that serves all the same purposes for users, of which GNU/Linux distros are only one hot-swap-able component. The #EFoundation ("#Eelo") and #KPIM in Indonesia are among the #SoftwareFreedom orgs that seem to understand the need to pitch an OS-as-a-Platform to end users.