ChromeOS and GNU/Linux Growing in Spain (Almost 10% Now)

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Nov 11, 2024,
updated Nov 11, 2024

The rain/reign in Spain stays mainly plain text

Source of data: statCounter

MAYBE it's too early to leap to any conclusions, but in Spain there has been an upswing of sorts, based on the data above. Whether this persists next month and next year will certainly matter. Is this another Sweden (dominant ChromeOS) or just some data fluke? █

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