And than, at some point Google's Fuchsia will also surface in mainstream likely.
Both systems will bring capability-security. (You know, almost like seL4, only less secure). A technology that wasn't used until now, even it's available for almost 50 years, and would solve almost all security problems of computers. We could have had that in fact directly supported by hardware almost four decades ago… But the market didn't like that.
The problem is that there is and won't be any progress in computer technology. It's like that since at least one hundred years. We're buried in the von Neumann local "optimum" since than… As long as this does not change we're doomed to have crappy, inefficient, and insecure computers. The invisible hand will just prevent any progress until forever. (OK, our future AI-Overlords could change that possibly).
But who cares about the status quo? The market insists on it. So any attempt at resistance is therefore futile.
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Please excuse the slight amounts of sarcasm. I just couldn't hold back.
And seriously: There may be some jokes hidden in here. If you try you'll recognize one or two of them, I bet… :-D