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Linux hit 5%?
Not yet. But whoo boy, when it does...
It'll be the topic of major news outlets the world around. The BBC will have a live interview with the developers of Mint and Bazzite, governments will decide to invest in opensource to replace Windows, Mac and any other closed source viruses, there will be a Linux User Foundation that collects money purely for linux (unlike the Linux Foundation) where people can apply for jobs to work on the kernel with entry-level positions like intern and junior, the Opensource User Foundation will be founded to propagate opensource wherever and whenever possible, ... it'll be glorious!
We will truly enter a better world, all thanks for 5% penguin.It will be the inflection point where we hit exponential growth. A few days later we'll be at 1024% adoption as people start running VMS inside VMS of different distros
It has been in exponential growth since the signal was distinguishable from the noise, and exponentials do not have inflection points...
The only inflection we can expect is when it reaches 1/4 of saturation.
It'll be the year of the Linux desktop!
You'll forgive me if I ever-so-briefly misread your boilerplate link as "And then I woke up."
Bazzite ?
If you take unknown to mean Linux(which I do Linux Users have got to be the most secretive bunch on earth and all the others are self reporting) then Linux is at %9 If you include ChromeOs (which I half do) Linux is at %11.25 If you include MacOS(which I 1/4 Do) Linux is at %26.7 If you include windows(It technically has WSL So I 1/8 Do) Linux is At %100
Is this a joke yea. But technically you can write a Linux Program That will Run on every system without recompiling and you can’t say that about anything else so technically It has %100 available to everyone on earth(Except FreeBSD users Fuck them)
I think OP is the grandma in this scenario and just hit puberty in real life.
It's hit 50% for me. Well probably more like 75% because I use WSL a lot.