@adiz the situation is kinda similar in the US actually, or at least it was for way longer than it should have been, where XP was what you would find in a lot of offices for companies whose product wasn't related to technology. XP was just immensely popular and it doesn't surprise me that it has continued to be the most widely used thing in China, though the idea that it could basically lead to like a complete split from this timeline of Y2K era GUI design becoming a huge share of free software (if China widely promotes Kylin and releases the source code) is a really fun prospect