Unpopular opinion maybe, but I don't want many people switching to linux

I love linux, but I wouldn't want many people switching to it because of enshittification process. Windows was great because most people couldn't afford computers, and those who did made a real effort to understand how it worked. Same with Apple products. I believe it's because people want status of knowledge and they could achieve that easily if there's not much competition.

When Windows and Apple were in early phases (pre 2005 era), it was awesome. People loved windows 95, 98, XP, MS Office, paint etc. Then IT boom arrived, and Windows unofficially became a compulsion. Suddenly people started rejecting new versions of Windows. XP was better than, 7 was better than 8, 8.1 was better than 8, Windows 10 had bloatware, 11 was too heavy and had extra hardware requirements. Basically just downfall of Windows.

This is roughly the same story for Orkut (maybe I'm exaggerating for Orkut), Facebook, Instagram, companies (Both IT and non-IT), even cities too. Just compare a big city with a small town.

Linux is awesome and I can't see the same fate of Linux. I think it's awesome that many people can't use it. That maintains a higher standard of the Linux communities. IMO, enshittification by over-adoption is unpreventable and it sucks.

What do you think?

Edit 1: No, I don't want to gatekeep open source at all. I just want that people who really want to be a part of linux should do so but maintain a standard for that. Look at Reddit, you make a mistake and your post is removed. Standards are maintained and Reddit becomes awesome. Then look at Facebook. No/low standards of content quality to attract masses and look at how people react to "I got this info from Facebook"