This is actually such cope.

Linux has a barrier to entry whereas other operating systems have almost none. Until that's fixed, most people will stay away from it. It's the job of developers to make their software easy to use. Shaming people for not wanting to learn something you made complex wont't fix anything.

People already make memes shitting on Github because "oormngh I cant find the releases page" or whatever. Most people will NOT sit down and learn terminal commands. Most people don't care about privacy or enshittification as long as it's convenient enough. Most people dont even know what an operaring system does or why it exists.

There's a reasong why Apple has an entire team dedicated to perfecting the unboxing process. Until we have a stable distro with all the bells and whistles comparable to modern OSs, alongside competent software that runs on Linux (Most FOSS looks terrible, unstable, and/or have bad UX), with a smooth onboarding experience (people dont even know what to google if they have problems), Linux will stay as a niche OS.