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Fair point, but I think we can measure the success of them in their respective device markets by their market shares. And while ChromeOS was a great attempt, i
by kube-system 2y ago
Fair point, but I think we can measure the success of them in their respective device markets by their market shares. And while ChromeOS was a great attempt, it didn't really disrupt much beyond the US education market.
> That means Android will be powering laptops. Does that make it a Desktop OS? If so, that does the we can count Android's 45% market share of all personal computing devices towards a Desktop OS?
OS market share for a particular device type is typically measured as the respective portion of the OSes that run on that hardware. If you are looking at desktop/laptop market share, you'd only count that :)