I'm a software engineer and have many software engineering friends and acquaintances and still even in this group of people who are almost all at least comfortable with Linux hardly any use it for anything except work or learning.
It's roughly a 50/50 split for the rest between Windows and macOS.
So how can it be remotely plausible that Linux will become a mainstream desktop/laptop OS?
Non IT workers also seem to favour a combo of phones and tablets too only using laptops for work not caring what it runs.
It's roughly a 50/50 split for the rest between Windows and macOS.
So how can it be remotely plausible that Linux will become a mainstream desktop/laptop OS?
Non IT workers also seem to favour a combo of phones and tablets too only using laptops for work not caring what it runs.