The Linux userbase has bisected into two camps: The very extreme, and the very simple. The very extreme want (of course) Arch Linux, wayland, tiling window managers, proton, 4k, high-dpi, and probably also use this machine for software development. The very simple just want Facebook and Youtube. Anyone who falls somewhere in-between, I.E. the "semi-technical", who are able to do config file changes, but don't want to have to run and understand tons of shell commands, are very under-served. This third category of people includes doctors, lawyers, (non-software) engineers, writers, artists, etc. who unfortunately would be the best Linux evangelists, if people would actually make Linux usable for them.