Linux hits 4% on the desktop 🐧 📈
Linux hits 4% on the desktop 🐧 📈
This graph shows the market share of desktop operating systems worldwide based on over 5 billion monthly page views.
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Don't panic, thats just me running it on PC, laptop, worklaptop, pinenote, pinephone, steamdeck and in multiple VMs for experimentation. (and don't forget my randomized fingerprinting setup in the browser)
149 2 ReplyWas gonna ask if this stat included the Steam Deck, as that's also accounting for the vast majority of Linux gaming numbers. Whether it does include the Deck or not, it's a nice rise, but all the better if it doesn't include the Deck. I wonder if the popularity of using Linux on the Raspberry Pi is helping too.
22 0 ReplyHow many people are reading blogs on their steam decks though? I don't think it's having much of an effect for statcounter
21 0 ReplyYou never know, given the Deck has desktop mode. That said, still is a good thing with or without the Deck bolstering the numbers.
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How is the PineNote coming along?
17 0 ReplyI love the idea of the Pinenote, but could never afford one.
11 0 ReplyThis was my question too
5 1 ReplyNot great tbh. But I made it work for my usecase somewhat.
As a huge tinkerer I like it over the Remarkable2 which I had before and which was a huge pain to customize.
But I wouldn't recommend it to normal people.
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How are you randomising your fingerprint? I'm very interested
Edit: ah, in your browser
10 0 ReplyIt rubs the lotion on it's skin.
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Hoe is the pinenote? I have been debating on buying one
3 0 Replyhttps://lemmy.world/comment/8047127
Hardware is pretty solid, software is extremely lacking.
Only buy one if you want to develop for it.
2 0 ReplyThanks, I hoped the software would have been a bit more developed by now. I don't have the time to mess about with it sadly
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tell me more about your browser setup.
how do you randomize the fingerprint?
2 0 ReplyWhat do you use for randomized fingerprinting?
2 0 ReplyMe, who could do everything I have set up with one RPi: FIVE? Guess imma get a third Pi
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