Linux market share refers to the percentage of global devices, servers, desktops, and mobile systems powered by the Linux operating system. While relatively small on desktops, Linux dominates servers, supercomputers, and embedded systems, playing a crucial role in the world’s technology infrastructure.
Quick Summary GNU/Linux is faster, more secure, free, and runs well on older hardware. Yet Windows dominates because it comes pre-installed on most computers, users are already familiar with it,…
Read more →Quick Summary Linux just hit 4% desktop market share marking a historic milestone. The rise of Steam Deck, Beginner-friendly distros, Containerised package managers, Windows 11’s TPM 2.0 requirement, and the…
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