Displayport needs to start showing up on TVs and eventually get standards for stuff like eARC and HDMI CEC

I feel like things in the consumer software space for Linux is getting there like desktop Linux ~10 years ago. Waydroid is solid. Android translation layer is in development. Valve with Steam machines.

Krita and GIMP look to be in good positions. Kdenlive doesn't crash all the time anymore. Can have good consumer interest synergy between regular Linux/SteamOS/Pop_OS if they ever get big selling hardware and Linux phones

Android apps needed as part of the proposition now. But eventually over many many years there should eventually be a good ecosystem of Linux native phone apps

A good amount of devs cared about the PS Vita and a good amount care for getting a Steam Deck verified badge. If the Machine can pull off another 5-10 million Linux user, not bad. Not many studios focus on the RTX 4090/5090. The most popular console of the last decade was the first Switch. PC emulation on Android as it matures may be a bigger target someday to attract sales for developers

Switch exclusive games. Fire Emblem, Zelda, Pokemon. PS3 there's some games not on PC like Eternal Sonata

The worst rent seekers come for everything

The people that own Lara Croft really try to market the franchise constantly in anyway they can. Maybe the UK in general. Like when that British awards group awarded Lara Croft as the world's most famous female video game character and the rest of the world was confused but understood the home cooked voting. Guinness world records don't excite like they used to once the book stopped being relevant because of the internet and the steady stream of things being announced as a guiness world record

I'll have to try that later to see if I like the UI more than regular ribbon option libreoffice