No, Linux desktop market share has not crossed 10% in North America, and Windows is not suddenly losing millions of users.

StatCounter data suggests Linux accounts for 10.65% of web traffic, but other sources claim the surge is driven by bots.

What just happened? Linux has reached double-digit territory in North America's desktop usage share, according to StatCounter, but the size of the jump raises as many questions as it answers. The ...

Statcounter says Linux desktop share doubled to 10% in months. Cloudflare's human-only traffic data tells a very different ...

Linux desktop market share in North America has crossed 10% for the first time in StatCounter's July 2026 data, with ...

I tried ArchEZ to see if it really makes Arch Linux easy for beginners - and it delivered ...

Malware is once again spreading via Arch User Repositories. Therefore, there are no updates for AUR for the time being.

A lifelong Linux user switched to Windows 11, and the Reddit discussion reveals why compatibility still outweighs platform ...

Computer operating systems run the gamut. While some have the reputation for being less efficient than others, this isn't ...

GOG has officially confirmed that a native Linux version of GOG Galaxy is in development, bringing its game launcher closer ...

Distribution Arch Linux has disabled package adoptions on the Arch User Repository (AUR) after attackers used the feature to ...

July was hot – not just in terms of temperature, but Linux app releases (smooth, eh).  Big updates last month included the ...