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15
Aug
2007

More Browsing With Windows 98 Than Vista Part 2

In March, I noticed that more people were browsing my websites with Windows 98 than with Vista.

Vista was released, worldwide, on the 30th January 2007. So it had been around for just a couple of months when I wrote about it so I decided to do a follow-up.

I’ve used the same site as my earlier post, over the same period of time.

Platforms 1st April 14th August
Windows XP 93.94% 88.76%
Windows 2000 2.37% 1.50%
Windows 98 1.53% 0.79%
Vista 1.37% 8.36%
Server 2003 0.47% 0.26%
ME 0.28% 0.33%

As you can see, that's quite a significant increase in 4 months.

So, what's your operating system? Are you happy with it?

I use XP Professional and I won't be upgrading to Vista until I get a new PC because, quite simply, I've no real need to - XP does everything I want. I use XP Professional mostly for IIS and so I can test and develop my websites and applications without the need to use my dedicated server. It certainly saves a hell of a lot of time FTPing and refreshing!

3 Responses to “More Browsing With Windows 98 Than Vista Part 2”

  1. Juliana Says:

    hi i enjoyed the read

  2. Web Design Says:

    What a surprise!!!

  3. Annie Maloney Sevierville Realtor Says:

    I am still using Windows 2000 on the laptop and XP Pro on the desktop. I definately like XP the most and have heard nothing but horror stories about Vista. Maybe I will just switch to Linux….

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