Debian is also the opposite of corporate since it’s a community project where the community aspect is central with democratic voting and no corporate control.
So then why would Microsoft be lower than Chrome or Apple with corporate? I wouldn’t say Windows has more democratic voting and less corporate control than them
Also with 70% of computers running windows, the chart would be scaled terribly along the x axis. You would have to shift every Linux to box 1 with chrome, and put Mac in box 2/6
linux mint, but Debian edition, i feel is left of the centre split, but only a bit.
Yeah I don’t get what corporate means here. Debian was basically the corporate standard for a long while. Ubuntu was personal use
Debian is also the opposite of corporate since it’s a community project where the community aspect is central with democratic voting and no corporate control.
So then why would Microsoft be lower than Chrome or Apple with corporate? I wouldn’t say Windows has more democratic voting and less corporate control than them
Also with 70% of computers running windows, the chart would be scaled terribly along the x axis. You would have to shift every Linux to box 1 with chrome, and put Mac in box 2/6
Ubuntu was devised pretty much as Linux for workstations, with Canonical selling support. Personal use was more of a side effect.