Popularity graphs of the entire operating system market (Ubuntu, Vista, OS X and more) - Linux

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by Louis Vuitton on Wednesday 20th of April 2011 at 20:41

You all have it sooooo wrong!!!

The best OS is the amiga emulator...
WINUAE

run workbench on yiour PC for a while, and you will all switch. I think the next year will show winuae as the top of the charts. Us elite users already know this.

by Elite haxxor on Friday 10th of October 2008 at 09:22

Searches for Vista should be compared with searches for Leopard. Searches for Windows should be paired with searches for OS X. Searches for Microsoft should be compared with searches for Apple.

And I agree with what others are saying about the terms being too ambiguous. "Leopard" searches will also relate to the animal, and "Vista" searches will also relate to countless Spanish sites.

Better to seek out actual sales data and research the market trends than to rely on Google for something like this.

by QA on Monday 23rd of June 2008 at 01:46

Can any one speak about who Ubuntu or any free/open source OS is targeted for?
I cannot understand why is it for in first case and what applications other than open office, Firefox, Mail client,IM that can run on it perfectly on it.
I just tried Ubuntu Studio that packages a lot of multimedia applications that supports wider but limited range of media editing.

by Sunil on Friday 22nd of February 2008 at 22:43

u all suck

by your mom on Wednesday 17th of October 2007 at 11:59

Yeah... about how awesome XP is...

security flaws,
limited 2D graphics gui only,
being quite a few years outdated,
less stability,
less speed,
costs more cash to begin with,
limited licenses,
less than innovative design,
the list goes on. I could get really technical...

XP is just -so- good. Why did I start using this Ubuntu thing anyway? I mean, there’s nothing cool about MythTV, CompizFusion, or even easily downloading organized lists of open source and proprietary software. Man, if only I had less control over my computer. Making my own decisions can really be a hassle. Could someone tell me what I want? Please?

by Kolby on Tuesday 9th of October 2007 at 09:47

Why would anyone find these results as unexpected ? Linux users quibbling over this or that pronunciation or search term isn’t going to change these results in any noticeable way.

I run Ubuntu on one machine (out of 6) in my house and while it works fine for basic chores like email it hardly has the polish or poise of XP.

Like it or not Microsoft is by far the dominant OS, indeed if we are to quibble then you could say Vista and XP results should be combined into one graph.

Oh my we cant do that....everyone not running a Microsoft OS would flat line off the charts.

Oh and don’t bother with the typical "sheep" or "lemmings" comments from the Linux or OS X crowd. People buy what is simple to use and gets the job done, it does not make them stupid or uneducated or anything else but reasonable.

Get over it. Microsoft wins again.

by Ed on Saturday 18th of August 2007 at 14:15

i found the example at the beginning veeery bad. (Gentoo vs. Mephis)
gentoo requires a lot more config and troubleshooting, so no wonder that people search this term more often.
same thing with pclinux vs. ubuntu- if i’m a beginner with linux i search for pclinux once and since everything works out of the box i don’t bother to search any more. for ubuntu i have to figure out how to install mp3 support, dvd support, beryl etc. so of course i use google more often.
but maybe i just misunderstood your explanation of "popularity"

by khai on Friday 29th of June 2007 at 13:31

Did you really compare the popularity of single search terms? For example, "vista" vs. "ubuntu"?

When I do that on Google, only 7 of the first 20 hits for "vista" are related to "Microsoft Windows Vista" at all. The rest is for things such as "Visible and Infrared Survey Telescope for Astronomy" or "VISTA MAGAZINE�THE MAGAZINE FOR ALL HISPANICS".

Compare this to Ubuntu: 18 out of the first 20 are related to the GNU/Linux distribution.

How do you filter people searching for the City of Vista, California???

If I understand your methodology correctly, it’s a nice idea, but inaccurate and flawed...

by Michael on Friday 29th of June 2007 at 06:44

You should also remember that most people just write osx so you should aggregate both osx and os x.

Even then, most people just refer to the OS as a Mac. Ubuntu is Ubuntu, whatever way you look at it.

http://www.google.com/trends?q=mac%2C+ubuntu&ctab=0&geo=all&date=all&sort=0

by John on Wednesday 27th of June 2007 at 05:41

Hi,.... god graphics... but you have a problem in the first search of Distros...
You must use "suse"... not opensuse... this is because the people search in tis way....

And I say.. that I’m a Ubuntu’s user!!

by Julian on Tuesday 26th of June 2007 at 18:36

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