Zorin OS 18 was the "biggest launch ever", passing over 100k downloads in 2 days, say makers of the Ubuntu-based Linux distro – those trying it? Windows users.
Linux marketshare for September 2020 fell dramatically on that of August, according to NetMarketShare who've just published their latest tracking stats.
Informing you of NetMarketShare‘s monthly tally of desktop Linux users has become something of a “thing” on this site — and who am I to buck the trend: August’s figures are now out. But brace […]
If you were hoping July would yield another bumper month for Linux marketshare I'm here to gently shake you awake and waft an aromatic espresso under your nose.
A new month means new Linux marketshare stats from net analytics company NetMarketshare and they show Linux and Ubuntu were up for the fourth consecutive month in a row.
Usage of Linux-based desktop operating systems grew again in May 2020, according to stats shared by web analytics firm NetMarketShare.
We've all had to adapt to different ways of working of late, and according to stat trackers NetMarketShare that includes making more use of Linux!
Desktop Linux marketshare hit an all-time high of 6.91% in September 2017, according to the preliminary data from web analytics firm NetMarketShare.
Firefox marketshare is in decline and former Mozilla CTO Andreas Gal thinks he knows why. But are things really as bleak as the data suggests?
Desktop Linux marketshare hit an all-time high last month, according to the latest data from web analytics firm NetMarketShare.
Android is now the world's most popular operating system, having beaten Microsoft Windows in worldwide marketshare for the very first time.
This graph represents Google search volume for Ubuntu (the OS) from 2004 until now, 2017. Looking at the image it us hard to not conclude one thing: that interest in Ubuntu has peaked. But has it? I think there are a couple […]
Chrome OS marketshare is more than double that of traditional GNU/Linux in the USA, data from a web analytics company shows.
The latest stats from analytics companies show Linux is maintaining a marketshare of over 2% — but is it what it seems?
Worldwide Linux marketshare has passed 2% for the first time, according to data from analytics company Net Market Share.
Linux usage is on the rise if the latest data from net-statistics firm ‘NetMarketShare’ is to be believed. Data collected by the company sees the market share of Linux jump from 0.96% in January 2011 […]
The respected web development portal W3Schools have published their OS statistics for November - and it's good news for Linux.
A new ‘Linux counter’ initiative that aims to disprove press claims than Linux is used by less than 1% of the worlds desktop computer users has been launched.