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> And if the consumer really wanted an open system, again Linux on the desktop (Ubuntu?) should be have much more market share than it does. Not really, the th
by papachito 17y ago
> And if the consumer really wanted an open system, again Linux on the desktop (Ubuntu?) should be have much more market share than it does.
Not really, the thing is that MS has a monopoly on the desktop, hard to reverse that trend. Look at Apple, even with their billions of dollars in revenue, they only get 5% of the desktop, Linux is at 1-2% with $0 in campaigning, so not that bad really.