As New Month Commences GNU/Linux Blasts Through 4.96%, a 0.44% Increase in a Few Weeks

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Sep 02, 2024

A month ago: GNU/Linux on 486 Now (4.86%)

Today (moments ago):

That's a bigger increase than we expected, more so given vandalism by Microsoft.

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