The latest stats from analytics companies show Linux is maintaining a marketshare of over 2% — but is it what it seems?
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It seems that Microsoft Signature Edition PCs prevent you from installing Linux, with a Lenovo rep saying this is "per our agreement with Microsoft".
Uber users in Pittsburgh, USA, might be surprised to find that their next lift is in a self driving car that's powered by Ubuntu.
Ubuntu? In self-driving cars? What is this madness?!
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If you're a big fan of Linux then you'll know that today, August 25, is pretty special. Legendary, in fact.
Worldwide Linux marketshare has passed 2% for the first time, according to data from analytics company Net Market Share.
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Google Chrome is to drop support for all 32-bit Linux distros from March, 2016.
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