folkrav

They don’t? They even ship a Dockerfile, the prebuilt image is just not published on a registry

https://fossil-scm.org/home/doc/trunk/www/containers.md

Folks, he’s not kidding. They really have a knack for lacing foot apparel. I’m in awe.

There are bidet attachments to add to a regular toilet

several reasons […] certain needed soft, etc

A phone is absolutely a computer despite Apple’s marketing, and why would it be Apple’s fault you installed something on your phone?

Ok, I laughed

You completely missed the point.

You’re using a statistic that literally tracks web views to justify your view that Linux users that just use it for work by browsing the web don’t really count. You say this despite them having counted as Windows users on their work machines, using the same metric, since forever before they had to use Linux.

This. OP seems to discredit those numbers based on two arguments.

1. They’re not personal computers but work PCs
2. Those computers are mostly using a web browser and that’s it - no “paradigm change”

However, this is ignoring that

1. those computers counted when they were on Windows too
2. those genuinely working from a browser could probably have done so on Windows as well, no “paradigm change” either going on here
3. the usage stats are counted from web hits anyway

Considering this, I’m not entirely sure why the numbers wouldn’t be any more or less significant than before.

Yes, and no. You don’t want to only do this with all your problems, all the time, but avoidance is a perfectly valid coping/self-protection mechanism, and we shouldn’t be afraid of using it like any other tool to help us go through hardship. Sometimes, purposefully choosing to face things later, but taking that time to prepare, heal, and be better equipped to face your problems, can absolutely be the better choice.

For example, my wife and I have learned very rough news a couple of weeks back. It has long term implications, and requires a lot of research on our part. It’s however very emotionally taxing to do so. We therefore are taking in the info as piecemeal as I can, and completely avoid the subject the rest of the time. It so far has kept us sane in a situation that triggered my panic attacks for the first time in a decade when I first learned about it.

Just like they previously counted for Windows before switching. I don’t understand why you arbitrarily decide that commercial/enterprise use is not a valid piece of market share that’s been part (if not the largest piece of) the counter since forever. Hell, the market share counter literally counts web browser hits lol

On a hospital PC?