Well, is that such a throw?
No matter what Microsoft does, no matter how hard it is to persuade people that the Windows XP operating system, which, for a minute, has been for 11 years, is clearly not the best choice and has long been losing ground in terms of security, it has failed.
The argument that XP has long been time to retire and people should finally understand this does not help even the fact that less than 500 days are left before official support for this OS is discontinued.
New research analyst firm Net Applications summarized by December 16 showed that the old woman XP is still in second place in the list of the most popular operating systems. It is currently installed on 39.01 percent of computers. In the first place is Windwos 7 with its 45.47 percent of computers.
Recall that the official support for Windows XP will end in April 2014, so upgrading to Windows 7 and Windows 8 is extremely important not only for Microsoft itself, but also for people who still use the old OS, because it has not been able to provide proper level of safety at work.
XP's decline in popularity is very slow.
But people do not think so. Interestingly, the decline of followers of Windows XP is extremely slow. From October to November, only 0.84 (40.66 percent versus 39.82 at the moment) percent of users decided to change the old OS.
Source: Softpedia.com
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