Not if it's incompatible with available alternatives (such as Windows), and you're paying for the privilege of merely having security updates.
Have you ever seen a payer demand a change from a proprietary vendor and get it? Whereas, people fork and make distros of free software all of the time.
This happens constantly, but in private. Usually the conversation goes like this:
customer: opens support ticket, asking how to do some task X
vendor: sorry, that needs a feature added to the product
customer: fine, we'll switch to $other_vendor
vendor: oh look at that, our engineering department scheduled the feature for next release.
They're called "table-stakes features."