Desktop-Linux liegt im Rest der Welt seit einiger Zeit stabil bei 4 %. Ich wette, die meisten von Ihnen haben noch nie davon gehört? Oder liege ich falsch und Norwegen ist einfach das Land der freien und offenen Quellen?
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Von Downtown_Student_304
10 Kommentare
Rise of the tech bro
Windows has been so annoying lately (in-OS advertisement, Windows Recall, a need to have a MS account to start using Windows 11, constant OneDrive promotion, etc.) that I’m honestly surprised this number is not higher elsewhere.
Assuming redditors have never heard of linux is a pretty dumb assumption.
Maybe O&G Industry? Preferred OS for collaborating on geological models and dynamic sims for mapping out that sweet Norwegian Tar.
I run Archlinux with Hyprland(no desktop just window tiling), it’s more challenging and fun compared to windows.
>I’m willing to bet most of you people have never even heard of it?
uhm, betting that on a tech-user heavy platform? that is naive. reddit is not representative to society.
Datacenter/server per inhabitant ratio maybe high?
Me and a lot of my friends have switched to linux because windows is so dogshit lately, and it gets worse with every update. I just use dualboot so I can play videogames from time to time. And also, assuming people of reddit haven’t heard of linux is kinda silly.
Seems to be something going on with the graph. The last month increase doesn’t seem normal.
Chromebook is linux 🙂
All kids use it at schools