The changing landscape of technology influences platform selection. StatCounter provides conflicting data regarding desktop operating systems, stating 16.57% of desktops run OS X and only 7.72% run macOS. Since OS X was last released nine years ago, this claim appears questionable. Further, other StatCounter data indicates macOS is more widely installed, with 87% of users on macOS Catalina. The discrepancies in this data challenge its reliability, though the overall trends in desktop computing are likely accurate.
The world is changing and the platforms people choose will reflect this change.
StatCounter claims 16.57% of global desktops are running OS X while just 7.72% run macOS, raising concerns about data accuracy.
OS X was last released nine years ago, making the claim of its significant usage seem suspect.
StatCounter's data inconsistency undermines credibility, although the overall trends in desktop computing are believed to be accurate.
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