Linux still is not friendly to proprietary code. To install third-party software user often has either to run a bash script with root privileges that can potentially break the system, or add a proprietary repository (which allows its owner to replace any software on user's machine). Before flatpack and snapcraft there was no sane way to install third-party software.
The same problem is with drivers. Maybe there is a way to allow drivers with closed source code and get better hardware support? For example, what about copying or supporting Android's driver model?
The same problem is with drivers. Maybe there is a way to allow drivers with closed source code and get better hardware support? For example, what about copying or supporting Android's driver model?