The Year of the Linux Desktop ... to Windows and macOS has never been more popular — both in terms of total users and relative market share of operating systems. A recent analysis shows dips ...

Naturally, 3% is a small figure compared to Windows commanding 68% of the desktop OS ... share has also doubled in the same timeframe, growing to over 21%. Linux is mainly seen as an operating ...

Assuming the trend continues, Windows 11 will pass Windows 10 in market share within the next month or so. Note that those ...

Windows and ... and the Linux-based Ubuntu embraces the open-source model the most. Read on for a summary of each personal desktop operating system in order of usage share, along with links ...

The following is a graph showing the trends in desktop OS share ... Windows, the purple line that is a little apart from the group at the bottom is OS X (macOS), the groups are ChromeOS (green ...

According to one measurement by one firm, Linux reached 3.07 percent market share of global desktop operating systems ... If you regard Chrome OS as a Linux system, you could add that 4.13 percent ...

Fast-forward to 2025, and Windows is installed on all my primary desktop systems, raising the question of what went wrong in ’99. Wasn’t Linux the future of desktop operating systems?

Vanilla OS is a brilliant take on the Linux ... file system to a read-only file system. That’s right — this is on-demand immutability. With this feature, you can create a desktop operating ...