Worldwide it's:
Android 40.16%
Windows 28.59%
iOS 16.8%
OS X 8.97%
Chrome OS 1.74%
Unknown 1.43%
Europe:
Windows 35.17%
Android 35.01%
iOS 18.93%
OS X 7.02%
Linux 1.42%
Unknown 1.14%
USA:
Windows 35.64%
OS X 20.59%
iOS 18.93%
Android 15.69%
Chrome OS 4.94%
Xbox 2.15%
ChromeOS has a massive market (10%-20% depending on who you ask) and that's basically linux with a chrome frontend.
So it really depends on what you mean by 'year of the desktop' as you can spin the definition either way.. either it'll never happen or it happened years ago.
BigBoobFriday has to happen.
I handle it by spinning up an lxd container to try new apps.. then they have the whole machine to do what they like, and if the install doesn't work or I hate the app, just delete the entire container.
lemmy was one of the harder ones to deal with because it needs docker.. I have a special profile that runs docker in a container for apps like that (I never run docker bare, it f..s around with the firewalling and breaks stuff).
I presume they're effectively 0.. those are straight off the statcounter site.