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Linux Reaches 5% Desktop Market Share In USA
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My sympathies go out to anybody forced to use a Linux desktop environment.
My condolences to anyone who thinks windows is more usable / suited better to their use case in any way.
I don't know, I enjoy using gnome much more that the steaming pile of shit that is windows 11
sorry but if you can't navigate around something as simple as KDE Plasma that idiocy is on you my friend because you must be bottom of the barrel dumb to not be able to figure that out.
My sympathies go out to anyone who doesn't get paid when they have to waste time touching Windows.
When was he last time you tried?
Just put a relatively tech unaware friend on mint. They're doing very well so far!
Based shit stirrer.
Which one specifically?
While there are certainly Linux desktops I prefer more and those I prefer less, as someone who is forced to use Windows 11 at work I'd gladly take any Linux desktop environment over that mess.
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