“Ubuntu (and its variants) took the top spot with room to spare—bringing in just over 51% of the overall vote. Behind it in second place was Linux Mint, with close to 16% of the votes cast, and hot on its heels in third was Arch Linux with just shy of 15% of the total vote. In fourth place with 10% of the vote was the venerable Debian, and bringing up the rear with over 8% was Fedora.”
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