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These charts shows the market share of the six more important operating systems, after them you could see, SunOS 0.01%, HP-UX 0.00%, AIX 0.00%, FreeBSD 0.00%, SCP 0.00%, SCO 0.00%, OpenBSD 0.00%, OpenVMS 0.00% and NetBSD 0.00%. People should be careful interpreting this
chart, all the data come from real users , 160M monthly, accessing important websites.
Linux has been growing it’s market share monthly, started the year with ~.40% growth and closed with almost .70%. Very slowly Windows is loosing it’s market share to other operating systems, started with 93% and finished with 91.7%. Hype products came from 0 to 100 in a very short period. Almost 10% of the market share is dominated by UNIX like operating systems.
IN 2007
In 2009:
 |
|
 |
|
 Windows |
87.90% |
| Mac |
9.73% |
| Linux |
1.02% |
| iPhone |
0.55% |
| iPod Touch |
0.15% |
| Android |
0.07% |
| Java ME |
0.07% |
| Symbian |
0.06% |
| Windows Mobile |
0.05% |
| Playstation |
0.05% |
| BlackBerry |
0.03% |
| FreeBSD |
0.02% |
| Palm |
0.02% |
| Nintendo Wii |
0.01% |
| SunOS |
0.01% |
| AIX |
0.00% |
| NetBSD |
0.00% |
| Web TV |
0.00% |
| Nintendo DS |
0.00% |
| BREW |
0.00% |
| OpenBSD |
0.00% < /td> |
| OpenVMS |
0.00% |
| HP-UX |
0.00% |
| SCO |
0.00% |
| SCP |
0.00% |
Linux usage share on client devices has surpassed 1% for the first time in our tracking. Linux has been successful primarily as a server operating system, but client usage share has not kept pace with server share Linux has reached this important milestone on the client as Linux-based systems have become more functional, easier to use, and pre-installed on computers from vendors like Dell.
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