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Can MainstreamOS finally make Linux a household name? I tried it to find out
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The 6 AI-free Linux distros I recommend most - and why they're likely to stay that way
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I tested Omarchy Quattro, one of the first Linux distros to go all in on AI - and I didn't hate it
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AI-enriched Linux 7.2 delivers cache-aware scheduling - here's everything new
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I used OpenFactory to build my own Linux distro overnight - this AI tool is going to be big
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Sparky Linux just restored 32-bit support - why that still matters
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A developer got Word 1.1a from 1990 to run on Windows 11 - try it yourself
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Linux desktop use surged to 22% on one workday, Cloudflare data shows
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Want a free Photoshop alternative on Linux? How to get Affinity today: 2 ways
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Hold up. Is the year of Linux actually happening?
When you purchase through links in our articles, we may earn a small commission. Is the year of Linux actually happening? StatCounter data shows that the market share of the Linux operating system has tripled since May, climbing to over ten percent in the United States. The "year of Linux" has been a thing for literally decades, but never delivered. Yet 2026 seems to be an indication that it's finally gaining traction.