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      I don’t blame them, Teams is trash. It’s the worst software that I have to work with on a daily basis.

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      Also, because this was news like 6 months ago and has been posted and reposted here roughly 84 million times.

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        Lemme has a mega hard on for Linux and just wants to continue to keep pushing the narrative with their 2% OS.

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          Umm… Actually. 4.06%! Which still fully supports your point.

          I couldn’t resisit commenting on it though, because I’m on Lemmy and my act of commenting furthers your point, as well.

          So everyone wins. Especially Linux on desktop. It wins twice, because I like it so much.

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    It’s Schleswig-Holstein (a german state) and they’re pretty serious about it (they want to fully move to Open Source / Linux in the next three months)

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      The article states it’s 30000 users! Doing that is 300 users per day! People who probably also want extra support initially.
      It would be extremely impressive to do it that fast.

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          I’m not concerned about the economy but the logistics.
          They will hopefully get it done, but I doubt they can do it in 3 months.