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Linux@lemmy.ml · 1 year ago

Linux holds more than 8% market share in India, and it's on the upward trend

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Linux holds more than 8% market share in India, and it's on the upward trend

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August 2022

Old data, man.

It’s even better now.
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  Those wild spikes don’t give me a lot of confidence in the data
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