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2007 proved less favorable for MacOS X and Linux. Although the two rival operating systems also deliveredpositive results, with a consistent growth in the background, neitherproved a Vista killer, let alone a Windowskiller. At the debut of January 2008, Mac OS X owned 7.31% of themarket, with Linux at just 0.63%. But, with over 100 million copiesshipping in a single year since its introduction, Vista has left itscompetitors in the dust.
In this context, the uptake of Vista this past year indicates thatdespite the mixed reviews associated with the platform, the vastmajority of XP users are still choosing a Windows iteration rather than switching to Mac OS X or Linux.
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2007 proved less favorable for MacOS X and Linux. Although the two rival operating systems also deliveredpositive results, with a consistent growth in the background, neitherproved a Vista killer, let alone a Windowskiller. At the debut of January 2008, Mac OS X owned 7.31% of themarket, with Linux at just 0.63%. But, with over 100 million copiesshipping in a single year since its introduction, Vista has left itscompetitors in the dust.
In this context, the uptake of Vista this past year indicates thatdespite the mixed reviews associated with the platform, the vastmajority of XP users are still choosing a Windows iteration rather than switching to Mac OS X or Linux.
Well that's cleared that up then .... :|
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