[HenryKissinger]

Windows remains the most popular operating system for computers by far, and that will never change.

[_-___________-_]

Only if you play some jedi mind tricks of your own with the definition of a "computer".

[AnIdiotOnTheNet]

You don't need to change the statement much to make it unequivocally true: just change "computers" to "desktop computers".

[_-___________-_]

Which are nowhere near the most common type of computer, so it's a fairly significant change.

[tester34]

honestly what kind of gymnatics we have to do in order to just accept the fact that

windows is most popular os on desktop/home/work(non-server) PCs?

[_-___________-_]

Sure, if "computer" to you means "laptop or desktop PC".

My smartphone is a computer, which I use at home and work, and it sure as hell doesn't run Windows. Smartphones are a far more significant type of computer in the modern world than laptop or desktop PCs.

[nailer]

Yes and zOS is the most popular OS for mainframes.

[TylerE]

I suppose that depends on how all gazillion AWS instances running Linux counts.

[rantwasp]

AWS instances run Windows too. And MS makes money off those instances. Also, Azure runs Linux too. Microsoft is in the post-Windows phase and it's working on things that will keep it relevant long term

[NewLogic]

Agreed, they have even begun making good hardware outside of gaming. The surface range is hugely popular in the corporate scene.

[pjmlp]

On top of Hyper-V actually.