Is Linux for programmers death?

Linux started as a promising operating system with the aim to replace Microsoft Windows with a UNIX compatible programming environment. The idea was first to convince the hard-core programmers and then the mainstream user to switch to a Open Source ecosystem. According to the numbers the project failed. Only a minority of all programmers (less … Continue reading Is Linux for programmers death?

The real market share of Linux Desktop

Usually the market share is measured by all internet users who are surfing in the internet. Less than 1% of the users have the Linux operating system installed. But the real market share is much lower. If we are observing only non-developers then the market share of the Linux desktop is 0%, which means zero … Continue reading The real market share of Linux Desktop