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Looks like we are using Linux in university
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this post was submitted on 30 Sep 2024
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I was actually quite surprised using Linux in technical university's is not the norm in west, in india it's the norm, every technical university atleast all the CS related departments use linux, my university uses cent os everywhere
It is the norm in the West. See other comments. I don't know why OP is surprised.
I study in a technical university in the west. Apart from my own laptop, I've only spotted one Linux computer, which was an IT student's laptop. Though I don't study IT myself
That's abnormal.