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.)
Yes, quite it. I just thought that kaput is German and doesn’t exist in English.
It is of german origin but is seeping into other languages (like English, for example).
It is (also) German - kaputt.
Have heard kaput used a number of times in America. Normally when something simply stops working with little fanfare. It didn’t go out with a bang or a screech, it simply went kaput.
I think kaput is loaned into quite a few languages