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Or by actual people. Your web broswer connecting to a linux powered website isn't you "using" linux, it's you using a web browser.
by jbooth 17y ago
Or by actual people. Your web broswer connecting to a linux powered website isn't you "using" linux, it's you using a web browser.
- jasonlotito 16y ago"Your web broswer connecting to a linux powered website isn't you "using" linux, it's you using a web browser." Why would you think a web browser connecting to website is a user using the OS of the website? Why would you make that connection? Why? Anyways, back on target. Users choose to use Linux all the time. Countless people choose Linux over other OS's for hosting their websites. Even people with little technical knowledge choose Linux over other options out there as their OS of choice. And then you have Linux on mobile devices. Android isn't doing half bad, last I checked. And Android is based on Linux. While your original argument is sound, your conclusion about Apple and Linux is off the mark.