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> And yet not having a presence on the desktop stings a bit doesn't it :). Depending on how you define "desktop" i would argue that Linux has a very big presen
by 8fingerlouie 3y ago
> And yet not having a presence on the desktop stings a bit doesn't it :).
Depending on how you define "desktop" i would argue that Linux has a very big presence on the desktop. Considering the "new desktop" is a smartphone, and Android is based on Linux, that alone would account for a very large desktop presence.
- kaba0 3y agoFeel free to read the title as GNU/Linux. Unfortunately there is no real “transmission” between the two, pretty much only the kernel is shared, absolutely nothing in userspace. Hell, it is ridiculously difficult to even run/emulate android on a normal linux distro. Which is a shame, because while android’s model is far from perfect, it is definitely eons ahead of the traditional linux userspace, especially on the security front.