2nd this. I just spent an hour redeploying a whole appstack for my internal customer because someone on their team decided to remove some core files in /etc. we have a zero touch policy, the guy knew it, still messed with servers and proceeded to deny he did anything… even with logs showing his actions. No way would I ever want to support desktops for the average user.

I really don't care to be the guy that's like, oh, you criticized Linux, I'll point out how wrong you are, but packages? If the software you want to install is packaged, then it's easier to install than on Windows. You just open up the app store UI and click on "Install". I also have no idea why you'd need to install packages every 5 minutes.

I'd say the most prevalent issue people have with Linux, is that they need/want specific software that only runs on Windows.

if you just need the damn thing to work you don’t want to mess with Linux. It doesn’t “just work”.

I think immutable distros for business will perfectly fit this niche.