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Originally posted by birdie View PostLinux on the desktop is still below 2% just like it was 30 years ago.
Windows is below 75%. Mac is just above 15%. You can do math, but you choose not to.
https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market...ktop/worldwide
30 years ago Linux had a grand total of 1 user.
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Originally posted by ezst036 View Post
Don't lie.
Windows is below 75%. Mac is just above 15%. You can do math, but you choose not to.
https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market...ktop/worldwide
30 years ago Linux had a grand total of 1 user.
And check MacOS and Linux vanishingly tiny market shares for what matters, i.e. gaming.
Originally posted by Sevard View PostAnd I enjoy both playing on both Linux and Windows without all the mess I had with NV drivers. I also have working Android emulator that I never managed to run with NV driver on Linux, and it crashed with NV driver on Windows.
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Originally posted by birdie View Post
My narrative of what? Of something which is actually usable and reliable? You've got an amazingly shallow and vapid reply lacking any substance. Congrats. I will do my best to ignore your comments from now on because my ignore list is full and I cannot add more people to it.
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Well, this is awesome.
I am a bit sad that Pascal architecture gets out of it..
Hope that nouveau driver will catch up at least till Pascal cards..
So right now there will be,
A proprietary driver that supports all cards( kernel space + userspace ),
A closed userspace driver that supports a opensource kernel space driver,
And nouveau
Am I right?
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Originally posted by birdie View PostNVIDIA is truly lamenting all the 25 people here on Phoronix who refuse to buy their products trying to game under an absolutely ill-suited OS for that. Meanwhile their tens if not hundreds of millions of actual customers enjoy gaming on Windows.
Nvidia makes it quite clear that this is all about corporations and data centers. The Phoronix article also makes this clear. "already production-ready for data center GPU usage."
Gamers are second fiddle for Nvidia. It's the corporate big wigs buying $50,000 A100 accelerators that Nvidia cares about. That's why they got an immediate production-ready code. If I gave you $50,000 dollars, you'd care about me too. That's not to say that gamers are un-important. But it's clear that money is talking much louder here than anybody in this discussion board.
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Originally posted by ezst036 View Post
That's a nice shift of the goal posts.
Now check your beloved Linux market share for the past 10 years: https://gs.statcounter.com/os-market...arly-2009-2022
0.69% in 2009, 2.3% this year, so I was wrong by the whole fucking 0.3%, i.e. no one seriously considers its existence and most people have no clue what Linux is just like 20 years ago. And statcounter for fuck's sake? Really?
Again, where it matters, gaming, Linux is close to 1%. Datacenters and shit you're so keen to talk about? Absolute most installations are NVIDIA, AMD is a very distant second.
Anyways, I've totally lost you and your "counter" arguments. Tell me again what you're trying to dispute because I absolutely don't understand why you intervened.
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