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Linux Desktop Market share keeps increasing, 3.19% now. +0.07% for August
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It's very likely. But why buy a Lenovo handheld? They are shit at customer service, they are terrible at updating their software, they preferably don't contribute back to Linux. I have a fabulous Lenovo tablet that was updated once, and the update was shit, a terrible experience, they didn't release the source code to build the required kernel modules for it to be usable. The firmware had to be modded as hell to prevent it to be a very expensive brick.