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Linux is on the desktop. It's just the definition of "desktop" has changed... The devices people use day-to-day are predominantly either iOS or Android, just li
by maaku 10y ago
Linux is on the desktop. It's just the definition of "desktop" has changed... The devices people use day-to-day are predominantly either iOS or Android, just like how the devices people used day-to-day in the 90's were Windows.
- r3bl 10y agoYes! According to this new definition, about one out of every three devices run Linux at the moment.[0] I hate this "Linux of the desktop" analogy because people really fail to realize that it has already happened and that they have missed it. I blogged about this a couple of months back: https://blog.r3bl.me/en/year-of-linux/ https://blog.r3bl.me/en/year-of-linux/ http://gs.statcounter.com/#all-os-ww-monthly-201503-201603 http://gs.statcounter.com/#all-os-ww-monthly-201503-201603