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We are talking about the market share of Windows, not whether the Truest Way to use Linux is via the terminal. In the context of the discussion, Windows does i

by badRNG 6y ago

We are talking about the market share of Windows, not whether the Truest Way to use Linux is via the terminal. In the context of the discussion, Windows does in fact have a significant end-user market share threat posed by alternatives like Linux, specifically in the cases of Android and Chrome OS. They are eating Windows lunch.

tomnipotent 6y ago
> Windows does in fact have a significant end-user market share threat posed by alternatives like Linux, specifically in the cases of Android and Chrome OS. They are eating Windows lunch. Windows desktop is still as massive as ever. Chrome OS has a 0.42% market share, and Android is not a Windows competitor (it's generally a companion).