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Linux@lemmy.ml · 5 days ago

do you see linux ever having 10 - 20 % market share in desktop space?

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do you see linux ever having 10 - 20 % market share in desktop space?

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why stop there? i see it reaching 100%
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  Nah not 100% but we will definitely push up
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  Let’s not get crazy. The Apple fanboys would rather chew razorblades before giving up their macs.

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