top | item 46772840 (no title) gylterud | 1 month ago Well, with the help of Microsoft and Apple, who knows? This might just be the years of the Linux desktop!Valve has made Linux gaming a thing. So, even normies are trying it… discuss order hn newest _carbyau_|1 month ago I support your notion but my take is it will be a "slowly and then suddenly" thing.Do you declare "Year of the Linux Desktop" when market share is more than 50% or when the rate of conversion is 2%/month due to some market mechanism? pjmlp|1 month ago I declare it will never go beyond WSL and Apple Virtualization Framework for normies, unless we have a second netbooks like wave with OEMs selling their pre-installed GNU/Linux distros on shops. load replies (1) pjmlp|1 month ago Thanks to a supply of games targeting Windows, developed by game studios only using Windows computers on their engineering team.
_carbyau_|1 month ago I support your notion but my take is it will be a "slowly and then suddenly" thing.Do you declare "Year of the Linux Desktop" when market share is more than 50% or when the rate of conversion is 2%/month due to some market mechanism? pjmlp|1 month ago I declare it will never go beyond WSL and Apple Virtualization Framework for normies, unless we have a second netbooks like wave with OEMs selling their pre-installed GNU/Linux distros on shops. load replies (1)
pjmlp|1 month ago I declare it will never go beyond WSL and Apple Virtualization Framework for normies, unless we have a second netbooks like wave with OEMs selling their pre-installed GNU/Linux distros on shops. load replies (1)
pjmlp|1 month ago Thanks to a supply of games targeting Windows, developed by game studios only using Windows computers on their engineering team.
_carbyau_|1 month ago
Do you declare "Year of the Linux Desktop" when market share is more than 50% or when the rate of conversion is 2%/month due to some market mechanism?
pjmlp|1 month ago
pjmlp|1 month ago