There's no worse way to be right than being technically right. Most of these points are essentially the state of the art of desktop operating systems, or pure speculation, and the fact that they aren't perfect or widely used yet is usually because of tradeoffs that must be made in favor of usability.
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There's no worse way to be right than being technically right. Most of these points are essentially the state of the art of desktop operating systems, or pure speculation, and the fact that they aren't perfect or widely used yet is usually because of tradeoffs that must be made in favor of usability.