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> And the general situation is that Linux is almost nonexistent on desktop. It is not the same as "Linux desktop is nowhere" 2% in total population is tiny bu
by matkoniecz 6y ago
> And the general situation is that Linux is almost nonexistent on desktop.
It is not the same as "Linux desktop is nowhere"
2% in total population is tiny but not "nowhere".
And in some populations (like programmers) use is much higher, 25% according to SO survey.
See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_operating_systems#Desktop_and_laptop_computers https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usage_share_of_operating_syste...
- konart 6y ago>And in some populations (like programmers) use is much higher, 25% according to SO survey. Sure, and if you take even smaller fraction you may find numbers like 50% or higher. But what does it have to do with general situation we are talking about? This sounds like those weird surveys: "9 out of 10 people said that quit smoking this yeah!" but after reading more you realise they were talking to people from a hospice or tuberculosis dispensary. >2% in total population is tiny but not "nowhere". Okay. That's your stance, I accept it. Mine is that 2% is nowhere.