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Linux reaches 2.4% market share of desktop users, its highest peak ever according to StatCounter. Windows sets its lowest at 74.85%

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Linux reaches 2.4% market share of desktop users, its highest peak ever according to StatCounter. Windows sets its lowest at 74.85%

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Linux@lemmy.ml • 3 years ago

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I used to do that for quite a long time, but then decided to sacrifice a bit of fingerprinting resistance to help with the stats :)

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