I like the UNIX/Unix-like category since it could include Linux, OSX, MacOS (current), and ChromeOS, but it doesn't. It would look much different, percentage wise, if those all summed up.
This also is only desktop OSes. Add in servers, smartphones, and embedded systems and it's a much different landscape, but I'm sure MS DOS will still hang on forever.
I like the UNIX/Unix-like category since it could include Linux, OSX, MacOS (current), and ChromeOS, but it doesn't. It would look much different, percentage wise, if those all summed up.
This also is only desktop OSes. Add in servers, smartphones, and embedded systems and it's a much different landscape, but I'm sure MS DOS will still hang on forever.