For years we've been hailing "the year of the linux desktop." 2014 was no exception.

For years, a relatively static set of complaints have stymied adoption of Linux as people's primary computing interfaces. These complaints function as a set of core benchmarks for Linux adoption.

Over the course of 2014, those benchmarks were quietly surpassed.

Come see how Linux has, unexpectedly, finally fulfilled its desktop promise everywhere, from kids at school to professionals at work.