I'll go along with the relative Linux/Windows percentages on Google being more accurate than those cited in the article. Mac users are likely to be a bit under-represented on Google compared with their actual net presence since many of them search with the Mac's built-in Sherlock utility instead. It uses multiple search engines not including Google last I looked. Being a fairly small part of the total either way, a shifted Mac share has little effect on the Linux figure.
November figures posted look the same, except they are rounded to the nearest percent.
http://www.google.com/press/zeitgeist/zeitgeist- no v.html
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I'll go along with the relative Linux/Windows percentages on Google being more accurate than those cited in the article. Mac users are likely to be a bit under-represented on Google compared with their actual net presence since many of them search with the Mac's built-in Sherlock utility instead. It uses multiple search engines not including Google last I looked. Being a fairly small part of the total either way, a shifted Mac share has little effect on the Linux figure.- no v.html
November figures posted look the same, except they are rounded to the nearest percent.
http://www.google.com/press/zeitgeist/zeitgeist