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Some, and some will learn a better way. And the more the poor security starts to affect people, the more will either bite the bullet and upgrade, or switch. And switching becomes more likely if they know someone else in one of the above categories, too.
Linux usage is very non-uniform. I think the important clusters are:
People fed up with windows’ shit
Privacy advocates
[Coming Soon] People who can’t upgrade to 11 due to hardware who can’t afford a new PC.
They’ll stay in Windows 10 and ignore security risks.
Some, and some will learn a better way. And the more the poor security starts to affect people, the more will either bite the bullet and upgrade, or switch. And switching becomes more likely if they know someone else in one of the above categories, too.