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Can Linux Rise to the Top of Desktop OS Rankings?

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Linux-Tech&More; By Djalel Oukid 		Mail this story
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Since discovering the allure of Linux, I've often pondered why such a sophisticated system hasn't dominated the desktop operating system market. This question persisted until I unearthed logical explanations and actionable strategies that could empower the Linux community to gain more share of the desktop operating systems market. Without delay, allow me to present the core findings of my research.

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the_doctor ·
The best thing about Linux is that Linux doesn't need to be the number one desktop operating system in the world. Linux doesn't care about popularity contests.

When you take profit out of the equation, all you are left with is a drive for excellence.

The goal of Linux is not to be foam-finger number one. The goal of Linux is simply to be "the operating system" that no one has to think about because it just works.

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