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According to Pornhub data (yes seriously!) Linux market share in 2024 increased more than 40% relative to 5.1% of all users.

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According to Pornhub data (yes seriously!) Linux market share in 2024 increased more than 40% relative to 5.1% of all users.

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 1 month ago

Here is all the data for 2024: https://www.pornhub.com/insights/2024-year-in-review

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Is it finally the year of Linux?

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  Yes, it was last year, sorry you missed it!

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