LeFantome, 1 year ago I have seen stats that both Linux and ChromeOS have around 3.5% market share. If ChromeOS continues to converge with proper desktop Linux, I consider it a distro which makes 10%+ possible this year. The wild card for me is Linux gaming. It may not grow fast but it totally could. Which had me wondering for the first time I hearing about “The Year of the Linux Desktop”, what percentage do we have to hit for this to be the year? I don’t really expect us to hit it but, for the first time, I feel like it is possible.
I have seen stats that both Linux and ChromeOS have around 3.5% market share.
If ChromeOS continues to converge with proper desktop Linux, I consider it a distro which makes 10%+ possible this year.
The wild card for me is Linux gaming. It may not grow fast but it totally could.
Which had me wondering for the first time I hearing about “The Year of the Linux Desktop”, what percentage do we have to hit for this to be the year?
I don’t really expect us to hit it but, for the first time, I feel like it is possible.