Linux evangelism

I would consider myself something of a 'Linux evangelist' (is there a less ridiculous way to phrase that?), and believe now we are at a cross roads where Linux could come out strong - software is great on Linux, Valve has done a lot of work to make gaming much more feasible (although it's far from perfect), there's a lot of user friendly distros out there as well.

1. With the recent string of breaches in Microsoft software, I believe there is fertile soil for the Linux case (this is also a cloud issue, of course, not just operating-system)

2. Linux can be run on old hardware - either a person could install Linux on their old and slow machine, or perhaps some enterprising individuals/friends could help people/friends install it on their computer

3. Microsoft's monopoly is under threat. ChromeOS is fast filling the role of cheap, basic computer, except it does it better than Windows. However, I am of the persuasion that Linux can do this better. Take Pop OS! for example - it's a very user-friendly OS. The only problem is there aren't 'OEM' cheap laptops coming out with Linux on it, like there are chromebooks (I'm considering ChromeOS different than 'Linux') (ie
   

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