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>small percent of personal computers. I certainly consider my phone to be a personal computer nowadays. It has a few orders or magnitude more powerful hardwar
by fooker 9y ago
>small percent of personal computers.
I certainly consider my phone to be a personal computer nowadays.
It has a few orders or magnitude more powerful hardware and can do things my first few PCs could not do.
Linux is certainly doing very well there. ;)
GNU/Linux might not be, but that's a different story.
- notahacker 9y agoA phone OS marketed by Google that happens to be derived from Linux code is to "GNU/Linux is going to kill Microsoft and big corporations flexing their power in the software industry" what a hypothetical cardless payment technology run by Paypal that uses a blockchain somewhere on the backend is to "Bitcoin is going to kill fiat currency and the banking oligarchy"