@aral @sovtechfund because corporations don't deliver Linux as a desktop OS as a product / don't provide it to consumers.
Corporations use Linux mostly for servers, or for their internal tools loaded with specific software to do a specific task.
Often, the tasks, for which they use Linux loaded gadgets, require people to not be visually impaired due to nature of work itself and tools just enhance it, and therefore accessibility is irrelevant in their context of use.