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IMHO as long as linux don't have a full UI for main settings it will be difficult for it to impose himself.
I know a lot of people will say that now you don't need the terminal but actually you do!
I am using Fedora with KDE and for instance it offers no GUI to easily create and manage user groups. You want to look at your service, stop them, start them, schedule a task... It's all with terminal ! And I am sure there is plenty of other examples.
Don't take me wrong, I am still a Linux user! But I would appreciate not having to look/check online to change some basic things once in a while! 😉
Opensuse has YAST
https://doc.opensuse.org/documentation/leap/startup/html/book-startup/cha-yast-userman.html
SUSE has had YAST for literal decades and nobody cared.