Comment by colesantiago
2 years ago
Hmmm. 4% is still single digits and very close to zero on the desktop if we round it down.
Still a long way to go.
2 years ago
Hmmm. 4% is still single digits and very close to zero on the desktop if we round it down.
Still a long way to go.
Please transfer me 9% of your savings then. That's still a single digit and very close to zero if we round it down.
Unfortunately for both of us, 9% of zero is zero :(
With the popularity of WSL2 amongst developers, the actual number of people using Linux as a daily development environment would push the statistic much higher than what is being recorded.
I mean, it's a running joke about the year of linux on the desktop, but it's been quite a while since that meant anything at all. Most casual users of computing devices have long switched to phones.
> "Most casual users of computing devices have long switched to phones."
... which almost exclusively tend to be some bastardized Unix or Linux variant. "Year of the Linux pocket device"? ;)