I would argue that lowlatency is not a good choice for a *default* kernel: Because a) Not everyone requires it and b) Even though not everyone will require it, making it the default imposes the limitations of a low latency kernel on everyone by default in order to satisfy a subset of everyone, which doesn't seem right. What limitations? Well, for one low latency kernels sacrifice some power saving features in order to reach its goal of low latency. Not everyone requires that so why not let them have their power saving features while leaving low latency as an option for those that really want it? It's just a sudo apt install away after all.

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