This is an article from 2020 and I'm fairly sure it didn't happen.
this post was submitted on 20 Dec 2021
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Here’s one from 2022, in with only 20% of government computers still use Windows. This article also only mentions government computers. I say it’s very possible that the government has fully switched to Linux. I tried daily driving Deepin 20 once and the only major problem was that most of its packages were very outdated.
Yellow Turban Linux coming soon?
If only Russia would follow suit. I've noticed they've had a problem with their Windows crashing.
It has been two years.
There might be a bug in our lemmy app (memmy) because this post is stuck on the top of my feed, I also thought it was recent…
It's pretty ironic that a country known for oppressing people's freedom to take advantage of an OS famous for spreading freedom. I suddenly feel like I built guns for serial killers.