Honestly, every year is the year of the Linux something or the other. Android, ChromeOS, Steam Deck... always something new going on, or improving to where it gets closer to reaching critical mass.
You could even say that the year that schools ditched Windows and iOS en masse to give students cheap Chromebooks was the real year of the Linux desktop.
It was the perfect chance to promote linuxmemes on Lemmy tho
That was easy.
There was a time when reddit wasn't proprietary and was open source. That's going back 10+ years I think
ETA: it's only 6 years.
mic drop 🎤
That's why we came here!
2023 is The Year of Linux!
Honestly?
It was 2013.
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2013/05/30/187318344/ubuntu-marks-bug-no-1-as-fixed-after-nearly-nine-years
Honestly, every year is the year of the Linux something or the other. Android, ChromeOS, Steam Deck... always something new going on, or improving to where it gets closer to reaching critical mass.
You could even say that the year that schools ditched Windows and iOS en masse to give students cheap Chromebooks was the real year of the Linux desktop.
That was the post that made me switch to infinity... Now it's time for the server to become foss as well...
Finally using a FOSS alternative