Linux • 3 years ago

Why the Linux Desktop has not yet been Adopted by the Masses

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Why the Linux Desktop has not yet been Adopted by the Masses

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Linux • 3 years ago

This is an opinion-based article about why I think the Linux desktop has not yet been adopted by the masses.

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I don’t think I ever had KDE crash on me on normal desktop use (in nearly 20 years of Linux deskop use)

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