It's a shorter article, so I might have missed it, but I'm assuming Steam Deck is included in those measurements. If so I'd imagine that bumps the numbers.
Yeah it is
In part that's due to the Steam Deck being powered by an AMD SoC but it's been a trend building for some time of AMD's increasing Ryzen CPU popularity among Linux users to their open-source driver work and continuing to build more good will with the community.
That seems weird…67% AMD and 33% Intel? Meaning zero percent of polled Linux users play on nvidia?
It's the CPU share, not the GPU.
... It's legitimately kind of funny that this is a valid mistake to make now, haha.
I'm still kind of upset that they're AMD graphics cards now, instead of just being ATI cards. It's kind of confusing, especially since the CPU and GPU naming schemes are quite similar.
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