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My comment: Lets cut the crap, its vista's fault the whole windows platform
is losing popularity, windows cannot be trusted anymore.
After vista, the worst operating system ever made, the future is bleak for
microsoft, and people sense that.
Macs are 100 more stable and faster, and linux is getting easier more user
friendly and of course its free.
I told everyone that Vista would be the start of the end of microsoft....
Windows sales will decline even further.....
Companies are totally ignoring Vista SP1 which did very little to correct
the badly designed OS.
Sure it might have removed some bugs, but vista is stupid by design.. a
service pack would have to redesgin the whole OS for it to be good, and it
would never happen.
EXACTLY AS I PREDICTED/
Basically if Windows7 is not a miracle-OS, then Windows is doomed... Now
that Bill Gates said bye bye and other morons are in charge.. we are all in
for a laugh of our lives!
People just hate vista and they are looking around for alternatives.
You should see how fantastic Macs are..... I suggest you go and try one...
then vista will seem like a stupid little badly designed toy.
Article:
http://keznews.com/4606_Linux_and_Mac_OS_X_Eat_Away_at_Windows,_Even_with_XP_SP3_and_Vista_SP1
Even with the latest service pack releases for the two supported Windows
clients, rival operating systems Linux and Mac OS X are still eating away at
the install base of Microsoft's proprietary operating system.
Concomitantly with the retirement of Bill Gates from his day to day role
with the Redmond company, Windows has passes the 1 billion milestone in
terms of its global audience. And while Microsoft is indeed gunning for the
next five billion users, the fact of the matter is that the share of its
client is going down month after month for the benefit of Mac OS X and
Linux.
Statistics published by Net Applications reveal that Windows was down to
90.89% at the end of the past month from 91.13% in May 2008. This, while Mac
OS X is close to reaching no less than 8% of the operating system market,
having jumped to 7.94% in June, up from 7.83% in May. In the past couple of
months, Linux accounted for an impressive growth going up from 0.68% all the
way to 0.80%. Net Applications continue to place Linux under the 1% market
share mark, but the open source operating system is approaching the
milestone at a rate that translates into a steady growth tendency.
Responsible for the erosion of Windows' market share is not so much XP, even
though it has been dropping like a rock ever since Vista hit, but older
Windows operating systems on which Microsoft has already pulled the plug in
terms of support. Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 98 still hold together
over 3% of the operating system market, but are seeing their users switch to
alternative solutions from month to month.
Service Pack 3 for XP did nothing to impact the descendant trajectory of the
operating system which dropped from 72.12% to 71.20% in the past two months.
At the same time, even with Service Pack 1, Vista's growth is still limited
under 1% per month and has just hit a share of 16.14% at the end of June,
representing approximately 160 million licenses of the operating system sold
worldwide.
is losing popularity, windows cannot be trusted anymore.
After vista, the worst operating system ever made, the future is bleak for
microsoft, and people sense that.
Macs are 100 more stable and faster, and linux is getting easier more user
friendly and of course its free.
I told everyone that Vista would be the start of the end of microsoft....
Windows sales will decline even further.....
Companies are totally ignoring Vista SP1 which did very little to correct
the badly designed OS.
Sure it might have removed some bugs, but vista is stupid by design.. a
service pack would have to redesgin the whole OS for it to be good, and it
would never happen.
EXACTLY AS I PREDICTED/
Basically if Windows7 is not a miracle-OS, then Windows is doomed... Now
that Bill Gates said bye bye and other morons are in charge.. we are all in
for a laugh of our lives!
People just hate vista and they are looking around for alternatives.
You should see how fantastic Macs are..... I suggest you go and try one...
then vista will seem like a stupid little badly designed toy.
Article:
http://keznews.com/4606_Linux_and_Mac_OS_X_Eat_Away_at_Windows,_Even_with_XP_SP3_and_Vista_SP1
Even with the latest service pack releases for the two supported Windows
clients, rival operating systems Linux and Mac OS X are still eating away at
the install base of Microsoft's proprietary operating system.
Concomitantly with the retirement of Bill Gates from his day to day role
with the Redmond company, Windows has passes the 1 billion milestone in
terms of its global audience. And while Microsoft is indeed gunning for the
next five billion users, the fact of the matter is that the share of its
client is going down month after month for the benefit of Mac OS X and
Linux.
Statistics published by Net Applications reveal that Windows was down to
90.89% at the end of the past month from 91.13% in May 2008. This, while Mac
OS X is close to reaching no less than 8% of the operating system market,
having jumped to 7.94% in June, up from 7.83% in May. In the past couple of
months, Linux accounted for an impressive growth going up from 0.68% all the
way to 0.80%. Net Applications continue to place Linux under the 1% market
share mark, but the open source operating system is approaching the
milestone at a rate that translates into a steady growth tendency.
Responsible for the erosion of Windows' market share is not so much XP, even
though it has been dropping like a rock ever since Vista hit, but older
Windows operating systems on which Microsoft has already pulled the plug in
terms of support. Windows 2000, Windows NT, Windows 98 still hold together
over 3% of the operating system market, but are seeing their users switch to
alternative solutions from month to month.
Service Pack 3 for XP did nothing to impact the descendant trajectory of the
operating system which dropped from 72.12% to 71.20% in the past two months.
At the same time, even with Service Pack 1, Vista's growth is still limited
under 1% per month and has just hit a share of 16.14% at the end of June,
representing approximately 160 million licenses of the operating system sold
worldwide.