← Back to context Comment by veqq 8 hours ago Linux hit 10% desktop usage recently 5 comments veqq Reply pjmlp 7 hours ago Not really, that was a fluke, still below 10%, although getting closer with 7.53%.https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide vkazanov 7 hours ago Both numbers are big, no? Especially given the complete dominance of linux in many other settings. 800xl 3 hours ago I think it is pretty impressive if you consider ChromeOS, with all of Google's resources behind it, is at 1.47%. pjmlp 6 hours ago Yeah, if we ignore Windows 70%, and Mac's 20% of desktop share.
pjmlp 7 hours ago Not really, that was a fluke, still below 10%, although getting closer with 7.53%.https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide vkazanov 7 hours ago Both numbers are big, no? Especially given the complete dominance of linux in many other settings. 800xl 3 hours ago I think it is pretty impressive if you consider ChromeOS, with all of Google's resources behind it, is at 1.47%. pjmlp 6 hours ago Yeah, if we ignore Windows 70%, and Mac's 20% of desktop share.
vkazanov 7 hours ago Both numbers are big, no? Especially given the complete dominance of linux in many other settings. 800xl 3 hours ago I think it is pretty impressive if you consider ChromeOS, with all of Google's resources behind it, is at 1.47%. pjmlp 6 hours ago Yeah, if we ignore Windows 70%, and Mac's 20% of desktop share.
800xl 3 hours ago I think it is pretty impressive if you consider ChromeOS, with all of Google's resources behind it, is at 1.47%.
Not really, that was a fluke, still below 10%, although getting closer with 7.53%.
https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-share/desktop/worldwide
Both numbers are big, no? Especially given the complete dominance of linux in many other settings.
I think it is pretty impressive if you consider ChromeOS, with all of Google's resources behind it, is at 1.47%.
Yeah, if we ignore Windows 70%, and Mac's 20% of desktop share.