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OS market share in Top 500 supercomputers
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Now the real question is what package manager are they using? apt or yum? Lol
Also, Gnome or KDE?
It's probably mostly cli
Yeah, but gterminal or konsole?
edit: apparently people didn't realise this was a really obvious joke
That's a terminal emulator
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TTY