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Windows 10 overtakes Windows 8.1's market share

         

tangor

7:48 am on Feb 2, 2016 (gmt 0)

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For a couple of years now we've considered monthly desktop operating system market share from StatCounter and Netmarketshare. Of late we've added data from the US government's analytics service, on grounds that US the traffic to US government web sites it measures - all 1.53 billion visits in the last 90 days - is as good a collection of public data as any other we've been able to find.

In January Uncle Same found Windows 8.1 slumping from December's 15.57 per cent of visits to US sites to a new low of 11.95 per cent. Windows 10 leapt from December's 12.85 per cent to 17.89 per cent.

[theregister.co.uk...]

The landscape is changing... are we changing, too? (HTML5, RWD, Mobile, etc.)

bill

12:12 am on Feb 3, 2016 (gmt 0)

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I wonder how much longer the masses can withstand the Win10 onslaught. You have to actively work now to keep your older OSs. This will only increase pace until Win10 outpaces all other versions of Windows.