Windows 10 in all its versions is already present in more than half of the computers on the market
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Windows 10 is an already mature version of Microsoft's operating system that since its arrival has been receiving various updates. In fact, we're closer to the fall update than we are to the last generally available Windows 10 May 2019 Update.
The latter has had a slower degree of adoption than expected, something that does not prevent it from Windows 10, grouping all versions , be the most used version of Windows. Windows 7 has ended up giving way and logic prevails if we stick to the latest figures provided by Netmarketshare.
More than 50%
The numbers don't lie and in the analysis that Netmarketshare has published using August 2019 as a base, Windows 10 is already is present on more than 50% of computersthat have the Microsoft operating system. Exactly the percentage of market share stands at 50, 99% thanks to the 2% that has won.
Below in importance, is Windows 7, which dropped to 30.44% market share and little by little Little continues to lose prominence, especially at the domestic level, since at the business and professional level, it is still present in many teams. The end of support in a few months, takes its toll. Windows 8.1 is on 4.20% of PCs.
In total all versions of Windows accumulate 87, 50% market share, in an overwhelming domain if we take into account that the next in importance, macOS, remains at a meager 9.74% while Linux is present on 2.14% of the computers.
Microsoft in browsers
If we talk about browsers, the situation is no longer so bucolic Google Chrome, although it loses some steam, dominates the market with the 67.22% presence, followed by Mozilla Firefox with 8.43%. Microsoft's first option is the old Internet Explorer, which has a 7.50% market share while Microsoft Edge remains at 6.34% of the market share.
Despite the good reception and performance of Chromium-based Edge, Microsoft still has a lot of work to do until convince users of how interesting it can be to jump from Chrome or Firefox to your proposal.
Source | Netmarketshare
