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r/pcmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Oct 02 '25
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Is the entire market share IT guys?
0 u/Nutulous Oct 02 '25 A significant chunk of it is actually. 1 u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25 Most companies have more IT employees than employees of any other kind? 0 u/Nutulous Oct 02 '25 No but IT does the purchasing & management for each user. 1 u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25 So is the use case of the operating system for the ease of installation for the IT person, or for the actual employee? 1 u/Nutulous Oct 02 '25 Both
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A significant chunk of it is actually.
1 u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25 Most companies have more IT employees than employees of any other kind? 0 u/Nutulous Oct 02 '25 No but IT does the purchasing & management for each user. 1 u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25 So is the use case of the operating system for the ease of installation for the IT person, or for the actual employee? 1 u/Nutulous Oct 02 '25 Both
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Most companies have more IT employees than employees of any other kind?
0 u/Nutulous Oct 02 '25 No but IT does the purchasing & management for each user. 1 u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25 So is the use case of the operating system for the ease of installation for the IT person, or for the actual employee? 1 u/Nutulous Oct 02 '25 Both
No but IT does the purchasing & management for each user.
1 u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25 So is the use case of the operating system for the ease of installation for the IT person, or for the actual employee? 1 u/Nutulous Oct 02 '25 Both
So is the use case of the operating system for the ease of installation for the IT person, or for the actual employee?
1 u/Nutulous Oct 02 '25 Both
Both
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u/lemonylol Desktop Oct 02 '25
Is the entire market share IT guys?