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Nigeria: GNU/Linux Market Share Up to 5%, Windows Down to 50%
Dr. Roy Schestowitz
2023-04-19 13:47:56 UTC
Modified: 2023-04-19 13:47:56 UTC
Past 6 months (2023 estimates say 230,842,743 people live in Nigeria, the sixth biggest population on this planet):
Summary
: As per
these figures from this month
, Nigeria is adopting GNU/Linux faster than some countries; is 1 in 20 desktops/laptops running GNU/Linux? Microsoft
bribed Nigerian officials 15 years ago to prevent this from happening
.
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