There is zero risk of being banned from anything. The exploit is completely stateless and undetectable. You can boot Linux, then go back to SwitchOS while making zero persistent changes.
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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!
Besides, even if people write software for the native OS, they *still* need to write a new interface from scratch *and* port the core to a completely alien, undocumented OS. It's strictly more work than just achieving the same experience on Linux.
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It's literally lot less work to clone the Switch OS UI look on Linux (and write wrappers for the apps you care about) than it is to port all this stuff to Switch OS.
End of conversation
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