when Windows had a 73.9% market share, compared to 21.2% for Linux, and 4.4% for Unix. When it comes to revenue, as you would expect, Windows Server-based systems have an even bigger lead.

indicating that Linux has actually lost market share to Windows Server over this time. The same holds true for worldwide Linux x86 server shipments, which dropped from the huge annual growth rate ...

We’re told Linux is the only OS with a growing market share: Windows and Mac OS X actually shrank. The Net Applications report also shows Windows 7 already dwarfing all versions of Mac OS combined.

While new data from StatCounter, providing data for July 2024, shows that Windows is still the stalwart favourite with 72% market share, Linux was recorded as having reached 4.5% market share.

New data suggests that Linux now has a 4.03% share in the operating system market, marking a new milestone ... Elsewhere, the rest of it holds no surprises, as Windows continues to dominate ...

Windows market share I've seen. And yet they're hugely ... without there being much of a paid Linux server market to speak of. Chelsea Handler Says She Hung Out With George W.

When IDC first released its estimate for Windows Server's 2001 market share in Sept ... Paid shipments of the next closest competitor, Linux, made up 23.1 percent of the total server operating ...

"I don't believe Linux can overtake either Windows or Unix," Bozman ... first place position in the Linux server market with 27.7 percent revenue market share ahead of IBM, which was second ...

The global server operating system market size is anticipated ... By operating system, the windows segment accounted for the largest revenue share of over 55.0% in 2021 and is anticipated to ...