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LINUX DAY 2019 VIVERE (FELICI E CONTENTI) SENZA GOOGLE Liceo Niccolò Copernico - Bologna Huawey ban Divieto per Huawei di acquistare tecnologia statunitense e di vendere e installare infrastrutture negli USA. 40 30 r e o 20 r d a n h 10 e S V t 0 Samsung Apple Huawey Xiaomi Oppo Mobicel e e l k i r b a o M Periodo: 09/2018 - 09/2019 M Regione: tutto il mondo Fonte: StatCounter Global Stats 40 30 e e r 20 r E u a T t h e 10 c L l S i / u b r t 0 G Huawey Ericsson Nokia ZTE Samsung Other t o e 3 s / k a M r G r a f 2 n M Periodo: 2018 I Regione: tutto il mondo Fonte: IHS Markit Si può fare anche con software libero? 100 75 e e 50 r n i a g h 25 n S E t 0 Google Bing Yahoo Baidu Yandex RU DuckDuckGo h e c k r r a a e M S Periodo: 09/2018 - 09/2019 Regione: tutto il mondo Fonte: StatCounter Global Stats 75 t 50 e k r 25 a e M r a 0 r e ri x t a a o e r m f f rn e ro a re e p h S i t C r e h F n e O C I U s g w n ro s u S s B m a S w o r Periodo: 09/2018 - 09/2019 B Regione: tutto il mondo Fonte: StatCounter Global Stats 50 40 e r 30 a h 20 S 10 t e 0 Android Windows iOS OS X Unknown Linux k r a M S Periodo: 09/2018 - 09/2019 O Regione: tutto il mondo Fonte: StatCounter Global Stats 80 60 e 40 S r a O h 20 p S o t 0 Windows OS X Unknown Linux Chrome OS FreeBSD t e k k s r e a D M Periodo: 09/2018 - 09/2019 Regione: tutto il mondo Fonte: StatCounter Global Stats 80 t 60 e k r 40 a 20 M e r S a 0 Android iOS KaiOS Unknown Samsung Windows O h S e l i b Periodo: 09/2018 - 09/2019 o Regione: tutto il mondo M Fonte: StatCounter Global Stats Mobile , e t l i e b k Desktop o r a e M r , M a p Tablet t h o e S t l 0 20 40 60 k b s a e Periodo: 09/2018 - 09/2019 T D Regione: tutto il mondo Fonte: StatCounter Global Stats 283 DISTRO Desktop OS Ubuntu Linux Mint ArchLinux Mobile OS KaiOS Sailfish OS PureOS BROWSER Firefox URL: https://www.mozilla.org/it/firefox/ SEARCH ENGINE DuckDuckGo URL: https://duckduckgo.com/ FILE HOSTING SERVICE ownCloud URL: https://owncloud.org/ Nexcloud URL: https://nextcloud.com/ MAPPE OpenStreetMap URL: https://www.openstreetmap.org/ OsmAnd URL: https://osmand.net/ POSTA E CALENDARIO Tutanota URL: https://tutanota.com/it/ NOTE-TAKING APP Simplenote URL: https://simplenote.com/ SI PUÒ FARE! FRANKENSTEIN JUNIOR 4 MAPPE OpenStreetMap 3 PRENDERE APPUNTI Con Simplenote gradualità... 2 MOTORE DI RICERCA DuckDuckGo 1 BROWSER Firefox 8 MOBILE OS Sailfish OS 7 FILE HOSTING SERVICE Nextcloud ... e curiosità 6 DESKTOP OS Distro Linux 5 POSTA ELETTRONICA Tutanota Domande? VIVERE (FELICI E CONTENTI) SENZA GOOGLE Grazie per l'attenzione Pio Capobianco - [email protected].

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