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It was one of the least popular versions of Windows, no? Certainly its market share never exceeded XP's.
by n4r9 8y ago
It was one of the least popular versions of Windows, no? Certainly its market share never exceeded XP's.
- bArray 8y agoI think Vista was the least popular as you say, but I think that was because the upgrade path/incentive wasn't there. The upgrade from XP to Vista meant a lot of software stopped working, especially from a driver perspective. If you're using some niche software that "just works (tm)", why change? Especially if it costs a lot of money to upgrade or your system isn't networked. The UK tried to upgrade its XP running backbone years ago, failed - and still got billet £10+ billion.