It showed up on my feed. I see similar advice posts regularly "Just ditch windows and..."
Aside from my work tools not working on Linux natively, there are usually a few other steps involved in making the transition. Most people don't want to fuck around with that sort of thing.
I played around with Ubuntu back in the early 00s, before reverting back to Windows.
I looked into what was the easiest current distro to install in order to revive an old laptop. The consensus seemed to be Mint. It works fine and the old hardware was all recognized and so on. I'm still primarily a Windows user, even with all the the BS that goes along with it.
Tesla has gotten away with so much more than the rest of the car industry.
If Ford/GM/VW etc had made these outrageous claims then failed to deliver, their stocks would have been massacred and the government would have dropped on them like a ton of lead.
As one example, Audi was days away from abandoning the US market from the fallout of the "sudden acceleration" fiasco. Litigation was flying in all directions, and a number of government agencies investigated.
Eventually investigators showed that it was driver error. The quirky offset to the pedals meant the drivers were mashing the throttle rather than the brakes. Instances of sudden acceleration disappeared once a shift interlock was enacted.
