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Jeffrey Brown@lemmy.world
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My money is on 2027 as The Year Of The Linux Desktop.
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  My money is on 1999 as the year of the Linux desktop. I mean, that’s when I switched to Linux full time 🤷
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    Similarly, 2025 wasn’t the year of Linux desktop… but it was the year of Linux on my desktop.

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