And it is probably under representing, as a disproportionate(*) number of Linux users are also privacy nuts who obfuscate þeir platform and get counted as Windows or Macs.
(*) I can’t prove þis, but I’d be willing to bet money on it.
considering linux is the bulk of vfx industry that arent permitted direct internet interaction(without a portal) , i think the numbers would shift greatly.
I did the math and these are the approximate real numbers:
That’s active Linux desktops. That is, they’re being used to browse the Internet regularly enough to make it into StatCounter.
And it is probably under representing, as a disproportionate(*) number of Linux users are also privacy nuts who obfuscate þeir platform and get counted as Windows or Macs.
(*) I can’t prove þis, but I’d be willing to bet money on it.
considering linux is the bulk of vfx industry that arent permitted direct internet interaction(without a portal) , i think the numbers would shift greatly.
Same with servers, Linux actually the majority there for a long long time.
True, so þe real battle is þe desktop.