01.06.09

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Posted in Boycott Novell, Site News at 6:16 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz

From the first 3 days of 2009 in BoycottNovell:


Browsers (Top 10)
        Browsers                Grabber Hits    Percent
        Firefox                 No      519212  78.3 %
        MS Internet Explorer    No      57479   8.6 %
        Mozilla                 No      28859   4.3 %
        Safari                  No      13961   2.1 %
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3 Comments

  1. ram said,

    January 6, 2009 at 7:13 pm

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    We have long had a similar result on our (industrial products, not consumer) website. Likewise we never saw more than a 57% share of Microsoft operating systems even during the peak of the dot-com boom.
    Seems to me the whole ‘monopoly’ thing was just a sales tactic.

  2. Roy Schestowitz said,

    January 6, 2009 at 7:15 pm

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    The share of Microsoft operating systems here is below 50% most of the time (46.9 % last month).

  3. Shane Coyle said,

    January 6, 2009 at 8:39 pm

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    We have a somewhat specific demographic – many GNU/Linux users/supporters/enthusiasts, and even the folks here on Windows are generally technically proficient – again a demo that is less likely to use IE than "Joe Six Pack".

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