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Not what the article said
"Shipments of Windows 2000 or XP systems increased 13 percent in 2003 and now account for 54 percent of total shipments, IHL said Tuesday. Overall, Microsoft operating systems (excluding DOS-based machines) represent 70 percent of the market."

So 70% are Windows and some are MS-DOS and the rest are something else. Some linux and whatever you said.
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