I don't want to offend you, but when you have a dumb question, I think you should ask it. What other uses console hacking has except piracy?
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It's useful because Linux can already run a *real* web browser and *real* media players and emulators for basically every platform including Dolphin *today*, on the Switch, with minimal development effort.
And adding the missing bits (porting audio support, writing a joy-con daemon) is orders of magnitude easier than porting all that software to the native OS. You get an entire ecosystem available, for a fixed and small amount of work.
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Emulators emulate *consoles*. The front-end UI is trivially replaceable. And people have already written UIs intended for controllers since people use controllers with emulators. Web browsers already support touch mode. And you can just run Android which is meant for touch!
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