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Windows 10 refugees flock to Linux in what devs call their "biggest launch ever"

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Windows 10 refugees flock to Linux in what devs call their "biggest launch ever"

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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish · 1 month ago

Microsoft has ended support for Windows 10, and one of the most popular Ubuntu-based Linux distros is celebrating its "biggest launch ever" after a spike in downloads from former Windows 10 users.

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The terminal commands is where I feel lost. I feel like Im trying to hack the main frame.lol just a bunch of typing and no clue what it means.

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