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Right now, yes. However we do know that this has been changing quite rapidly in the past years so why fall back on the use of this argument?
by afreak 13y ago
Right now, yes. However we do know that this has been changing quite rapidly in the past years so why fall back on the use of this argument?
- aaronbrethorst 13y agoOn traditional PCs and Macs, Microsoft still owns an overwhelming market share, with 91.8 percent of all traffic coming from Windows-based machines. Among non- Microsoft operating systems, both OS X and Linux have stalled since October 2011, hovering around 6.9 percent and 1.2 percent, respectively. http://www.zdnet.com/latest-os-share-data-shows-windows-still-dominating-in-pcs-7000013351/ http://www.zdnet.com/latest-os-share-data-shows-windows-stil...
- ekianjo 13y agoMarket share if one thing, but we are looking at a segment of gamers which may be split differently. Who says there isn't a larger proportion of Linux gamers in that segment, for example? If Humble Bundle is any indication, it looks like the Mac gamers segment and the Linux gamer segment is actually pretty close in size.
- sliverstorm 13y agoHow about because it's still valid? What game developer say to themselves, It looks like in 10 years, Linux and OSX adoption will _probably_ approach 50% market share. Therefore, the best choice for my new game, which will be released in 3-4 years, is to choose OpenGL I'm not a game developer, but I would bet they are interested in where the market will be in the medium term, and there is no indication Linux/OS X will suddenly dominate within that timeframe.