International Data Corp has been looking at desktop Unix systems running commercial applications, and reckons that at the end of last year, there were just over 1m such systems installed worldwide: 42% were running Xenix or another personal computer Unix on Intel iAPX-86 family systems; 26% were running Unix System V; 13% were running one […]
International Data Corp has been looking at desktop Unix systems running commercial applications, and reckons that at the end of last year, there were just over 1m such systems installed worldwide: 42% were running Xenix or another personal computer Unix on Intel iAPX-86 family systems; 26% were running Unix System V; 13% were running one or other of the three Berkeley versions; 6% were Hewlett-Packard HP-UX systems; 5% were Apollo Computer’s Aegis, which now adds to the Hewlett-Packard total; 3% were DEC’s Ultrix on MicroVAX; 3% were IBM’s AIX; leaving 2% for others.
