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TLDR: there are only 2 Windows versions with large market share, Linux on desktop is much more fragmented. No, the government is mandating nothing, users can p
by AdrianB1 7y ago
TLDR: there are only 2 Windows versions with large market share, Linux on desktop is much more fragmented.
No, the government is mandating nothing, users can pick from the most popular OS and that are now Windows 10 and Windows 7. If you let users pick a Linux, any Linux, they will pick them all, unless the government really forces everyone to pick a single version - probably that is the point of the the version in the spotlight.
- detaro 7y agoGovernment workers pick the OS on their work PCs, really? I'm quite sure "this is your PC, IT has installed Windows X on it" is the common case. It doesn't become suddenly bad if that instead is "... has installed Ubuntu 18.04 on it".