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“One of the most telling stats, based on information gathered
from LinuxCon registrations this year, is how the different
distributions have won or lost favor with users. Although Fedora
used to hold nearly half the market share (45%), it has now dropped
firmly into second place (28%) behind the growing popularity of
Ubuntu (34%). One positive aspect of this change is more
distributions are getting users’ attention and use, and Linux Mint
has recently joined the more well-known and older distros on the
list.”
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