Ugh. Stop it. Just stop it. It isn't the late 90s or early 2000s anymore. Hardly anyone uses a desktop computer just for the internet because that market is well served by phones and tablets. That segment of the market existed only for a brief time between the rising popularity of the internet and the invention of purpose built consumer devices for browsing the internet.
Linux Desktop community continues to prop up this strawman user because it is an easy target. Tell them something is wrong with how the OS works that's keeping people from wanting to use it and they'll point to their strawman and say "most people just browse the internet, and we can do that just fine, it must be something else!". Users hate your software? I'ts because they're drooling morons who don't understand it because they just use a computer to browse Facebook. It's a convenient ego-saving lie, like pretty much every excuse that comes out of the Linux desktop camp for why they aren't better. Excuses is what the Linux Desktop community is best at.
I could literally rant for hours about the problems with Linux as a desktop, but the short version is that it sucks because the community behind it sucks, and probably likes that it sucks because it allows them to feel smugly superior to all the "average" (read: drooling browser-only strawman) people.
Even when Linus himself bitches them out they don't pay attention:
"making binaries for Linux desktop applications is a major fucking pain in the ass. You don’t make binaries for Linux, you make binaries for Fedora 19, Fedora 20, maybe even RHEL5 from 10 years ago. You make binaries for Debian Stable…well actually no, you don't make binaries for Debian Stable because Debian Stable has libraries that are so old that anything built in the last century doesn’t work." --Linus Torvalds (DebConf 2014)