Quick Answer: Does Anyone Use Linux Anymore?
Contents About Two Percent of Desktop Pcs and Laptops Use Linux, and There Were over 2 Billion in Use in 2015. … Yet, Linux Runs the World: over 70 Percent of...
About two percent of desktop PCs and laptops use Linux, and there were over 2 billion in use in 2015. … Yet, Linux runs the world: over 70 percent of websites run on it, and over 92 percent of the servers running on Amazon’s EC2 platform use Linux. All 500 of the fastest supercomputers in the world run Linux.
Is Linux still Relevant 2020?
According to Net Applications, desktop Linux is making a surge. But Windows still rules the desktop and other data suggests that macOS, Chrome OS, and Linux are still way behind, while we’re turning evermore to our smartphones.
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Why does nobody use Linux?
Reasons include too many distributions, differences with Windows, lack of support for hardware, “lack” of perceived support, lack of commercial support, licensing issues, and lack of software – or too much software. Some of these reasons can be seen as good things or as erroneous perceptions, but they do exist.
Alexander Ross has covered the video game industry for a decade, writing deep dives on game design, esports tournaments, VR developments, and gaming culture.
