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Linux@lemmy.mlEnglish • 1 year ago

Found this out in the wilds of Nova Scotia. Looked like Debian

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Found this out in the wilds of Nova Scotia. Looked like Debian

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I think I saw Windows on billboards and projectors a few times in my country. Don’t remember seeing Linux much
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  Maybe because Linux rarely die?
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    1•1 year ago
    Good point

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