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Thanks for the stats. (Not sure what URL has those April 2013 figures.) What I'm wondering is: who grabbed the other 16.49% over those 10 years? Does Apple's
by MilnerRoute 4y ago
Thanks for the stats. (Not sure what URL has those April 2013 figures.) What I'm wondering is: who grabbed the other 16.49% over those 10 years? Does Apple's increasingly popularity explain most of that (and was Apple really so unpopular in 2013)? Or has there just been a big rise in "unknown"?
- lapcat 4y ago> Not sure what URL has those April 2013 figures. You can use the Edit Chart Data button to change the date range. The "Unknown" is the weirdest part of the chart, with inexplicable rises and drops. I expect that's just a data gathering glitch and may actually be some Windows. Anyway, about 3/4 of the change was Mac. The 2nd biggest gainer was Chrome OS. And then a tiny bit of Linux and Unknown, but mostly Mac and Chrome.
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