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Windows 7? Most of them haven't even left XP behind.
by lucisferre 14y ago
Windows 7? Most of them haven't even left XP behind.
- latch 14y agoXP has an end of extended support date of a little less than 2 years now. Large corporation have either moved or are planning to move to 7. They won't jump straight to 8 due to needing to wait for the first SP and all that.
- Mythbusters 14y agoWrong. Just in time: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1045_3-57464649/windows-7-on-majority-of-pcs-for-the-first-time/ http://news.cnet.com/8301-1045_3-57464649/windows-7-on-major...
- greedo 14y agoSo, three years after its release, Win7 has finally begun to overtake WinXP, an 11 year old operating system. And this article is quick to point out that Win7 may not yet have a true majority of PC users yet.
- Mythbusters 14y agoWho said anything about Windows 7 being adopted quickly? I was calling out the wrong information that OP was spreading about many people not having left XP.
- sirclueless 14y agoErr, 30% market share (potentially more based on methodology) and remaining the second most widely installed OS (or even the first based on methodology) sounds like an awful lot of "people not having left XP."
- greedo 14y agoYou posted a link that purported to dispute the OP's idea that users were still on XP. Yet the link you posted actually reinforced that a huge number were still on XP...