Is Apple Killing Linux on the Desktop?
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Domains May vanish writes “Chris Howard has an interesting commentary at Apple Matters on recent trends in OS market share that says that while OS X has seen continual growth, from 4.21% in Jan 2006 to 7.31% in December 2007 at the same day, Linux’s percentage has risen from only 0.29%
to use service and support, Linux doesn’t; Apple is driven by someone who has some understanding of end-user needs, Linux is not,’ says Howard. ‘Early in the decade it seemed that whether you wanted a Windows alternative, Linux was it. Nowadays, an […]
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