It's a little tricky to read the Windows impact since (as I read it) it falls into both Commercial Licensing (for business sales) and Devices and Comsumer (for consumer sales). Some articles which break it down a bit:
So while the exact percentages aren't obvious, the big picture is that Windows is definitely significant, but Microsoft has become a lot more than Windows.
[I work for Microsoft until they notice I'm wasting time on Hacker News and "fix the glitch".]
It's a little tricky to read the Windows impact since (as I read it) it falls into both Commercial Licensing (for business sales) and Devices and Comsumer (for consumer sales). Some articles which break it down a bit:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/8936/microsoft-q2-fy-2015-fina...
http://arstechnica.com/business/2015/01/hardware-surprisingl...
So while the exact percentages aren't obvious, the big picture is that Windows is definitely significant, but Microsoft has become a lot more than Windows.
[I work for Microsoft until they notice I'm wasting time on Hacker News and "fix the glitch".]