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Hold up. Is the year of Linux actually happening?
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Foundry / Statcounter(According to the StatCounter data, it even looks like Linux is passing “macOS,” currently at about 8 percent by StatCounter’s data.
Realistically, those two should be combined to put Apple’s OS share at about 30 percent of U.S. users, versus 56 percent for Windows.)
ZDNet also didn’t quite see the same enthusiasm for Linux on the U.S. government’s data tracker, either.
Nevertheless, the market share of Linux has been largely flat for decades at about 3 percent, StatCounter found, and over the last few months it’s begun to take off.
Others have suggested that the increased surge in Linux market share might be something else altogether: bots, or specifically AI agents running on behalf of a user but via a Linux-based server.