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Nope. Look at the graphs for Windows 7 and Windows 10(assuming that's the dotted line) over the whole recorded time starting in 2008. Windows 10 is roughly fo
by obsurveyor 10y ago
Nope. Look at the graphs for Windows 7 and Windows 10(assuming that's the dotted line) over the whole recorded time starting in 2008. Windows 10 is roughly following Windows 7's trajectory, if not exceeding it a little bit. It took Windows 7 over two years to initially reach 44%. Windows 10 has been out for only about a year now.
- ourmandave 10y agoForced upgrades help move the installed line up, (but move the pro-Microsoft line down).