Unprecedented Linux Growth in Europe Amid Windows 10 End-of-Life

Most consumer hardware on earth does already (Android phones). The problem is those drivers are usually proprietary bullshit that's very difficult to integrate with anything but OEMs kernel fork & Android version. Unfortunately I don't really foresee that changing in the near future, hopefully if Linux becomes more mainstream, Linux phones become too and then we get some progress.

And for laptops/desktops, I think the situation is pretty good already as well. Many mainstream OEMs have an option with Linux pre-installed now, and the drivers there are mostly FOSS. I'm hoping that the problematic part vendors e.g. NVidia and Broadcom step up and provide sources for their drivers - otherwise they will continue to be a buggy mess that most people hate.

we already do

Ok, what I am hearing is Nixos but with an installer like this

Rufus ISO to usb stick stick usb stick into computer press magical button to boot usb <-- this should be the most difficult part of the process Screen appears, least amount of text possible Ask only the important questions, on a single screen

then one last big scary page "this will erase everything on your computer"

Check "I understand" then press"ERASE BUTTON" (or cancel and reboots)

then it reboots and everything your average grandmother needs right there a google button an office button and that's pretty much it