While many still believe that Windows is the only desktop operating system that’s worth using, the adoption of Linux has improved substantially in the last few months.
And Linux grew so much that it finally became the Windows competitor that Microsoft never wanted, something that was impossible to see happening a few years ago.
Meanwhile, the ascension of Linux in the desktop market has taken a break, as the July 2020 data provided by NetMarketShare shows that the open-source world actually declined a little last month.
More specifically, Linux stepped back from a 3.61% market share in June to 3.57% a month later. This isn’t the end of the world, there’s no doubt about it, and the small decline is something that can totally be erased with bigger growth in August.
If this is something that can happen remains to be seen, but a… (read more)
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