Microsoft assists in the growth of Linux market share
When Microsoft closes a window (Win10), does Linux open a door?
Recent phenomena:
🔥 Zorin OS monthly downloads exceed one million
🔥 Bazzite OS transfers over 1PB
Data doesn't lie: According to StatCounter, Linux desktop share has reached 5% (only 1.5% in 2020). If we include Linux-based ChromeOS and others, it may account for 12% of the overall desktop market.
· Downloads of several popular Linux distributions have surged.
· Global share has tripled in four years, jumping from 1.5% to 5%.
· Considering 'relatives' like ChromeOS, the actual ecosystem share is about 12%.
The controversy over Win11 and the exit of Win10 has indirectly provided a 'divine assist' to Linux. The continuous improvement of the open-source community is the fundamental driving force.
This is not just a migration of users, but the maturation of the ecosystem. What do you think about the future of the Linux desktop?
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