Everybody uses Linux every day, on the server. It's evolved to become the leading cloud OS by a wide margin because its trimmed-down nature and command line int

Everybody uses Linux every day, on the server. It's evolved to become the leading cloud OS by a wide margin because its trimmed-down nature and command line interface are perfect for servers where there's no one sitting at a screen. Windows and MacOS always targeted the desktop user and their need for a robust and complex UI, so those platforms won there. But much of what we used to do on those boxes got moved to Linux work that happens on a server.