Since #Linux is now 35 years old, I took a look at where we are in terms of desktop, server, smartphone and gaming, so see the massive progress we made as a family of operating systems, what works well, and what still needs work.

[thelinuxexp@mastodon.social]

Since #Linux is now 35 years old, I took a look at where we are in terms of desktop, server, smartphone and gaming, so see the massive progress we made as a family of operating systems, what works well, and what still needs work.

Year of the Linux desktop? No, but there's definitely some kind of strong push right now!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGiiDyrGl7Q

[rafalstefaniak@mastodon.com.pl]

@thelinuxEXP

I’ve been using Kubuntu for a few days now: everything just works, even obscure apps like Scrivener.
The system runs fast, comes with plenty of features out of the box, and I’ve noticed that great older games (I’ve recently been playing *Need for Speed: Most Wanted* from 2005) run much better on Linux than on Windows.

And I’m not writing this as a user who suddenly switched from Windows: I’ve tested Mint, openSUSE, and Debian before, but Kubuntu is where I’ve found my home.

[aestheticfemboy@retro-gaiden.com]

@thelinuxEXP
Id say we are living in a decade of linux

[opensourceopenmind@social.vivaldi.net]

@thelinuxEXP I'm seeing more and more people jumping on to Linux phones even before the desktop!

[muppensish@mastodon.social]

@opensourceopenmind here here
my #Jolla phone is up and running

[marcusxms@helvede.net]

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