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Europe is slowly ditching Microsoft: why it's happening & why it could fail.
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That might not be so much down to how serious people are but rather just how good Linux has gotten lately (especially for games). Although I do think people are more serious now.
Speaking personally, it's just as much about Windows getting worse as it is about Linux getting better.
In any complex system or "wicked problem" involving positive and negative feedback cycles, a combination of factors that push into the same direction can cause the system to flip over - sometimes in dramatic ways.