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Finland: Linux reaches desktop market share of 19.1% in July - up from 5.4% in January

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Finland: Linux reaches desktop market share of 19.1% in July - up from 5.4% in January

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Desktop Operating System Market Share Finland | Statcounter Global Stats

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This graph shows the market share of desktop operating systems in Finland based on over 5 billion monthly page views.

In all other countries worldwide, Linux market shares are well below 10%.

Linux market shares in July 2025:

Africa: 3.1%
Europe: 4.6%
Asia: 2.4
North America: 4.9%
South America: 3.6%
Oceania: 2.3%
Worldwide: 3.9%

What happens in Finland?

UPDATE: There was apparently a similar development in 2022 according to the stats when Linux market share in Finland went up to +18 by July and then dropped sharply to 4% by the end of the year. I don’t understand that, but maybe the data is flawed? (My apologies for any confusion this may cause.)

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Hmmm, the country where Torvalds is from has the highest linux desktop market share? Not that surprising, but still cool!
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  Still the rate is crazy. Its about 4x the European average.

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