In Iraq, Windows 3.1 (Percent)

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Apr 06, 2025

There's also zero

A couple of weeks ago we wrote about Microsoft's problem in Iraq.

GNU/Linux is measured at over 8% this month and Windows is falling off the radar:

It's not just Iraq. Based on the same survey, this is the "market share" of Windows in some other nations: (in percent)

Bermuda: 0%

American Samoa: 0%

Tokelau: 0%

Niue: 0%

Svalbard & Jan Mayen Islands: 0%

Sudan: 1.14%

Central African Republic: 1.65%

Chad: 2.31%

Guinea: 2.75%

Democratic Republic of the Congo: 3.54%

Yemen: 3.56%

Wallis and Futuna: 3.89%

Haiti: 3.99%

Syrian Arab Republic: 5.06%

Gambia: 5.54%

Comoros: 5.72%

Mayotte: 5.76%

Niger: 6.06%

Mali: 6.26%

Mauritania: 6.29%

Afghanistan: 6.32%

Kiribati: 6.37%

Bahamas: 6.4%

Cameroon: 6.55%

Saint Barthelemy: 7.42%

Libya: 7.26%

Saudi Arabia: 7.38%

Saint Barthelemy: 7.42%

Zambia: 8.59%

Sierra Leone: 8.6%

Mozambique: 8.66%

Saint Helena: 8.7%

Oman: 8.73%

Nigeria: 8.87%

Vietnam: 8.9%

Palestinian Territory: 8.94%

Jordan: 9.93%

There are a few more in between.

Windows won't make it to 50. █

Related:

• Windows Has Fallen Below 5% in Iraq, GNU/Linux Surged Beyond 7% Based on statCounter's Stats
• Windows Has Fallen to 13% Market Share in Iraq (It was 100% Just 15 Years Ago), GNU/Linux Rose Sharply in Recent Years
• GNU/Linux Now Measured at Almost 10% in Iraq, Even Higher Than Apple