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More realistic market share

Story: Linux Market ShareTotal Replies: 4
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djohnston

Aug 24, 2010
12:46 PM EDT 		http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_os.asp
Scott_Ruecker

Aug 24, 2010
1:55 PM EDT 		Very interesting..almost 5%..I like it I like it.

I love that XP is still above 50%..too funny.
Sander_Marechal

Aug 24, 2010
1:58 PM EDT 		Those stats aren't any more reliable than statcounter's statistics. Probably worse since w3schools is just a single site and statcounter has many sites.
Scott_Ruecker

Aug 24, 2010
3:49 PM EDT 		But inaccurate statistics are fun to talk about..you can't be wrong (too much) if the stats are already fuzzy..;-)
Steven_Rosenber

Aug 24, 2010
7:11 PM EDT 		The enterprise is not about to abandon XP. My company has maybe 1,000 XP desktops. This is the publishing business, which has been hammered big-time. We haven't bought hardware since 2005, hence XP everywhere. We even stopped buying Apple hardware for the most part, although I hear we're ordering a laptop (photographers love Apple).

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