I'm asking because on a forum I mentioned Linux, and got the follwing
replies:
reply 1:
" Given the market share of Linux (less then 1%) and the market share of
Mac(3-4%) and Windows(85-90%).. seems a better ROI is concentrating on
those."
reply 2:
"My numbers are solid. Google keeps track of the OS the user uses.
There is no installed base to speak of for Linux.
The server base is less then 20% of total (more like 2-3% if you include
all servers), desktop is less then 1% (around 0.25%)"
surely these are not realistic figures?
Frank
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