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It will reach 10% in 2050 thereabouts, given current velocity, assuming current computing models are still relevant by then.
by pjmlp 8mo ago
It will reach 10% in 2050 thereabouts, given current velocity, assuming current computing models are still relevant by then.
- vkazanov 8mo agoWell, in the overall kernel space there is nothing but Linux-based kernels right now.
- pjmlp 8mo agoYou should broaden your hardware horizons. Straight out of Linux Foundation, https://www.zephyrproject.org/ https://www.zephyrproject.org/ There are no Linux kernels on Sony PlayStation nor Nintendo's Switch, or even Microsoft's XBox. Windows with its 80% market share has no Linux kernel. Zero Linux kernel running on the ca 15% Apple desktops. Zero Linux kernels running on iOS and iPadOS. No Linux kernels on Arduino or ESP32, althought they certainly can run ESP-IDF and FreeRTOS. And then there are INTEGRITY, vxWorks, QNX, NutXX, FreeBSD, OpenBDS, DragonFly, IBM i, z/OS, ClearPath MCP, OS 2200, ThreadX, SphereOS, Fuchsia,.... and plenty more I won't bother to list, none of them with Linux kernel.
- WhereIsTheTruth 8mo agoYou are right, in the grand scheme of things, Windows is probably only 20% of gaming market share PlayStation and Roblox have the same MAU as Steam, that says it all Steam's MAU probably includes people who boot their PC and have steam open in the systray
- ErroneousBosh 8mo ago> There are no Linux kernels on Sony PlayStation nor Nintendo's Switch, or even Microsoft's XBox. Except the ones in the network cards and SSD, and probably a bunch of other embedded components. The year of Linux Everywhere was decades ago.
- pjmlp 8mo agoSure, that is why there are so many embedded OSes to chose from, with much better enterprise friendly licenses, aka no GPL.