| Bofferbrauer said: Well "gamers" in a sense. I found steam installed on PCs in some offices just for some pinball or card game or anything like that during breaks. |
I doubt that many offices will allow their employees the installation of Steam or games.
| Bofferbrauer said: I'm pretty sure gamers are actually pulling down the number instead of up. |
I'm pretty sure you are wrong. Microsoft just announced 270 million active Windows 10 licenses and the whole PC market is bigger than 1 billion, so Windows 10 can't be over 25% yet.
NetmarketShare sees Windows 10 around 14%, StatCounter has around 17% internet traffic from W10-devices:
Private households and especially PC gamers are the early adopters of Windows 10, not the business sector.
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Without OSX (3.32%) and Linux (0.85%) systems, the Windows-percentages are this on Steam:
Windows 10 64-bit (38.6%) is now the most popular OS at Steam, Windows 7 64-bit (34.5%) is second place.
If we count 32-bit and 64-bit versions together, Windows 7 is still in the lead with 41.7%, followed by Windows 10 with 40%.
DX10-incompatible systems (XP and older) are now only 2.13%
