Windows 10 now claims nearly 10% of desktop OS market share
Launched around five months ago, Windows 10 now claims nearly 10% (9.96% to be exact) of the desktop OS market share, according to latest data from market research firm Net Applications. That's an increase of just under 1% from November, when the share was exact 9%.
Given the fact that the OS' market share rose 1.06% in the October-November period, the growth seems to have slowed down, although only a little. For those who aren't in the know, the rise in Windows 10's share has been around 1% for past few months now.
Windows 7 is still the most popular Windows OS with close to 56% market share. Among other older versions, Windows 8.1, 8, Vista, and XP now have a market share of 10.3%, 2.76%, 1.62%, and 10.93%, respectively. It's worth mentioning that all versions except Windows 10 saw a dip in their share last month.
Overall, Windows claimed over 91.3% share of the OS market, down 0.07% compared to November. Other operating systems such as Mac and Linux claimed 7.02% and 1.66% share, respectively.
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Reader comments
- Anonymous
- 42y
I'm not getting off Win7 and XP and Microsoft can't make me. And Win10 seems really shady in terms of privacy.
- AadiRizvi
- KIe
Include Govt. offices of Pakistan too. Still fighting with it here as well while our universities are still using 7 because of its compatibility with every software.
- Anonymous
- T6r
7 is the last desktop OS (seeing how Microsoft claimed it will be the last Windows they release) 8 is a tablet OS ported to desktop 10 is a service platform rather than an OS
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