> there are plenty of options for completely open computing platforms
For now.
Younger folks are skipping computers entirely and doing their work on mobile devices. Computer literacy is falling. Demand for computers is going to continue falling as those kids grow up. They won't need to touch a computer unless their future job requires it. Not even school would need it - many already use their phone/tablet or a Chromebook to do school work.
Nobody is taking away our computers but, overall, they are being replaced with closed platforms. It is just a question of how much of them can actually be replaced and will it be a big enough market to keep developing desktop Windows/macOS/Linux?