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Linux Crosses 4% Market Share Worldwide
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this post was submitted on 05 Mar 2024
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If it has gone from 3% to 4% that would mean there are 33% more linux users and just don't see that as being true. That's the kind of increase you would definitely notice if you're the kind of person who hangs around linux haunts on the internet.
I installed Manjaro on my parents laptop. That probably helped :)
So, it's YOUR fault! /shakesfist
If it helped significantly then either there are a lot fewer computer users that I thought, or your parents visit a LOT if websites.