Linux reached 10% of the desktop operating system market in Greece!
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Is it the greek government using linux in gov computers or just hobbyists?
A lot of people have pretty old desktop computers and can't upgrade. They start using linux instead of windows to get better performance
Hopefully they at least have ssd and 8gb ram.
From my experience it is mostly windows vista/7 era hardware that gets the linux treatment usually.