Why? If you’re developing for Apple, you need to be on Mac, if youre developing for Windows, you can choose either Linux or Windows. Linux is very popular among developers.
5t3v321
What could the 1% other possibly be
the_loose_cunt
hey look, it’s russian election’s results
Comwan
It’s possible they allowed for multiple choices. In other words developers who use more than 1 could say so making it more than 100%?
ProtonPi314
The only thing I can think of, is they allowed you to check more than one box.
But if that was the case, they need to reword the question.
Edit: spelling
Harklein-2nd
Math just gave up…
patxy01
I think that wsl counts for both Linux and Windows as a primary os
Upbeat-Serve-6096
The issue is not the number. The issue is the PIE CHART! Visually it’s acting like those who develop on more than one system don’t exist.
Ramblin_Bard472
Someone never heard of partitioning.
ApGaren
I use both windows and Linux at work. Windows for webex, outlook and to start my linux session. Linux is solely used for programming
CptClownfish1
Developers can use more than one operating system regularly.
DredgenCyka
Either there is double counting problem going on which is a discrete math equation to properly figure out the right answer or they really fucked up the data visuals
lostBoyzLeader
It’s clearly called “TrueList” so you’re automatically wrong.
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Why? If you’re developing for Apple, you need to be on Mac, if youre developing for Windows, you can choose either Linux or Windows. Linux is very popular among developers.
What could the 1% other possibly be
hey look, it’s russian election’s results
It’s possible they allowed for multiple choices. In other words developers who use more than 1 could say so making it more than 100%?
The only thing I can think of, is they allowed you to check more than one box.
But if that was the case, they need to reword the question.
Edit: spelling
Math just gave up…
I think that wsl counts for both Linux and Windows as a primary os
The issue is not the number. The issue is the PIE CHART! Visually it’s acting like those who develop on more than one system don’t exist.
Someone never heard of partitioning.
I use both windows and Linux at work. Windows for webex, outlook and to start my linux session. Linux is solely used for programming
Developers can use more than one operating system regularly.
Either there is double counting problem going on which is a discrete math equation to properly figure out the right answer or they really fucked up the data visuals
It’s clearly called “TrueList” so you’re automatically wrong.