Right, but how many of those applications are limited to a single platform? Conversely, how many of them are commonly used?
Also, in addition to there being more than one FOSS application of a particular type, there are dozens of Linux distributions, window managers, and desktop environments. And this is with Linux usage being as low as it is. What is it, like 2%? Don’t get me wrong, I love Linux and I’ve been using it in place of macOS for seven years. However, I do think there is at least some consolidation which could and should occur.
Right, but how many of those applications are limited to a single platform? Conversely, how many of them are commonly used?
Also, in addition to there being more than one FOSS application of a particular type, there are dozens of Linux distributions, window managers, and desktop environments. And this is with Linux usage being as low as it is. What is it, like 2%? Don’t get me wrong, I love Linux and I’ve been using it in place of macOS for seven years. However, I do think there is at least some consolidation which could and should occur.