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That was, by far, the worst decline among major server vendors ( Oracle's server revenue declined just 4.7%).

IBM saw server revenue decline a jaw-dropping 28.9% in the fourth quarter of 2013, from $5.1 billion in the previous year's comparable quarter to just $3.62 billion. Found 6 files for Windows 7, Windows 7 64-bit, Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows XP, Windows XP 64-bit, Windows 2000, Linux, Mac OS X, Mac OS 10.x. IBM became the world's second-largest server vendor after HP overtook it last year. The platform now boasts 2,500 open-source applications globally.īut, it appears as if the bold Linux gambit is not working out too well. IBM introduced a Linux-only Power System in May 2012. Microsoft commands 45% of the server market, but Linux has been coming on strong and now sports a 21% market share. IBM looks to challenge Windows dominance in servers Last September, IBM ( IBM 1.37% ) announced that it was planning to invest $1 billion in Linux to drive new demand for its servers, and, presumably, help unseat Microsoft in the enterprise market. But, that growth looks like a drop in the bucket since the platform still badly lags Windows.

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Device drivers are softwares that interact. System libraries help Software applications to pass instructions to the Kernel or the Device drivers. There are other system libraries and device drivers. Linux has a monolithic Kernel layer which interacts with the hardware. The platform had a mere 2% share of the market in 2000, which grew to 5% in 2009, and now sits just under 8%. Linux architecture has kernel mode and user mode.

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Mac OS X has certainly made impressive inroads as far as growing its market share. All Windows operating systems command a combined 90.75% market share. Linux will, therefore, sport a bigger market share than Apple's most popular OS for the first time.īut, overall, Apple's Mac OS X operating systems will still hold the second slot with a combined market share of approximately 7.8%.

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But, if things pan out the way the Tech Pro Research predicts, Linux will end up with a 4.54% share of the overall market, while Mac OS X 10.9's share will increase marginally to 4.03%. The OS commands about 3.75% of the market, more than double Linux's share. Mac OS X is the latest Mac operating system to be released.