Consumers don't know any of that. The article is about desktop penetration.
There was a chance with mobile phones to use and signal Linux, but that didn't happen either.
Still, congratulations on hitting 3% desktop share.
There was a chance with mobile phones to use and signal Linux, but that didn't happen either.
Still, congratulations on hitting 3% desktop share.
What do you mean? Android is Linux!
So yes, android is 100% Linux.
It is not Gnu/Linux though. Which is what the desktop folk are celebrating.
This is one case where the distinction actually is important.
Or how despite having an endless choice of games, and applications, almost none of them are available in GNU/Linux.
Yes, which is why I said “and signal”, which is to say it isn’t marketed as such and so consumers don’t know that. To them, they’re running Android OS, for better or worse.
This is plain wrong. Sent from my GNU/Linux smartphone Librem 5.