While this is perfectly true, Linux is A) not dead and B) gaining market share, so it is simply disingenuous to claim that it has lost or that it definitively d

While this is perfectly true, Linux is A) not dead and B) gaining market share, so it is simply disingenuous to claim that it has lost or that it definitively didn't "win". To the extent that it's even meaningful to refer to "winners" and "losers", the game's still on.