• @ransomwarelettuce
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    51 year ago

    Brace yourselfs 2024 is going to be the year of the Linux desktop.

    Believe me, not coping at all BTW.

  • @JoeKrogan
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    41 year ago

    Slow and steady wins the race 🐢

  • Sims
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    21 year ago

    Is it just me ? Is there a small exponential trend in the data ? If so, then I expect 2050 to be the year of the Linux Desktop - ‘Galaxy Edition’. Within only 1.5 year, it will have expanded, and taken over the Andromeda Galaxy, and from there its just 10 years to encase the whole local Galaxy Group, and so on until the universal Linuxlarity where all desktop statistics and algorithms break down.

    Looking at the data, I think the Science is sound !

    • @halo5
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      31 year ago

      For me, the year of the Linux desktop was about a year and a half ago. With Windows 11 requiring a Microsoft account in order to set up the machine for proper use (necessitating a four-step process to get around this absolute BS), I was done. Most of my devops and development work was Linux-based, so I just decided to make the switch completely. Best decision ever. I know that I’m probably not typical (I’ve been using Linux since the 90’s and I can compile a kernel if I want to), but it really has gotten a lot easier. I think that Linux on the desktop may be closer than we realize, considering how hard it is to set up Windows for the basic user who doesn’t care about and won’t put up with creating an online account. Rage-quit FTW!