I see this as a flaw of Linux development model, and how code from hardware vendors gets a free go.

When Linux was still small, each and every major hardware platform was worked on until mirror polish, and it worked "well."

Now, the only criteria, when Linux mainly relies on hardware maker programmers to do their job, is that the code compiles and works.

Without much pressure from users, there is nobody to push against "barely works" driver code.