Linux breaks 3% PC market share for first time 30 years after launch-EEWORLD

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The PC market is dominated by the Windows operating system. Most business applications run the Windows operating system, although there are alternatives. However, Linux users often dream of the arrival of the "Year of Desktop Linux", hoping that one day, Linux will begin to dominate the PC market and begin large-scale application. In reality, this is not the case as most people use or install the Windows operating system by default.

It is reported that Linux has exceeded 3% of the market share 30 years after its release. Operating systems based on the Linux kernel currently account for 3.07% of the entire market, which is the highest market share in history.

StatCounter's survey data shows that Windows accounts for 68.23%, MacOS OS X accounts for 21.32%, ChromeOS accounts for 4.13%, and unknown operating systems account for 3.24%. This includes BSD-based alternatives and others.

It's worth noting that Linux adoption may be driven by the success of the Steam Deck gaming console, which runs on the Arch Linux-based SteamOS 3.0 distribution and includes a Proton compatibility layer to help Windows games run on it. Runs on Linux so users can run their favorite applications more easily.

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