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Challenges with Direct Statistics
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No Centralized Reporting:
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Unlike mobile OS usage (Android vs. iOS), there's no unified app store
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or market survey specifically for embedded Linux UIs. Projects range
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from hobbyist work to closed-source industrial systems, making data
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collection highly fragmented.
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Embedded Development Diversity:
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The range of devices running embedded Linux is immense, varying greatly
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in purpose and visibility. This creates a large sample space that’s
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hard to track systematically.
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Subjectivity in Definition:
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What constitutes "most used" gets tricky. Is it by volume of devices
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regardless of scale, or by developer preferences in recent projects?
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