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Linux didn't just eat 10% of Windows market share, AI bots are inflating the numbers
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My family had 3 windows machines a few years ago. Now we have 3 Linux machines.
I know we're not representative of the public at large, but my siblings are interested in transitioning... My friends are having more and more gripes with windows lately... Seems like a revolution is on the horizon. Never seen this sort of willingness, so who knows
Just to echo you. Same, we went to Linux transitioned one computer almost two years ago, then all four in our house slowly. We've been windows free for over a year now.
Honestly I don't think Windows could ever get my family back.
The only Windoes PC in my house is my work PC, and I barely touch it at home.