08.04.07

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Most Site Readers Use GNU/Linux, Mozilla Firefox

Posted in Site News at 5:34 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz

We probably have not published such statistical figures before, so for anyone curious enough, the numbers we have been seeing are quite consistent. The following slice through/from the past 3 days is representative of a long-lived status (with trends of growth in Free software’s favour).

Operating Systems

Linux 40.9 %
Windows 36.5 %
Unknown 19.2 %
Macintosh 2.9 %
OS/2 0 %
FreeBSD 0 %
Sun Solaris 0 %
OpenBSD 0 %
GNU 0 %
AmigaOS 0 %
Others 0 %

0% represent an existent (yet fractional or negligible) amount. People still use Amiga???

Web Browsers

Firefox 54.1 %
Unknown 19.3 %
Internet Explorer 13.6 %
Opera 4.7 %
Mozilla 4.3 %
Konqueror 1.5 %
Netscape 0.8 %
Safari 0.7 %
LibWWW 0.1 %
Galeon 0.1 %

It seems likely that many regular readers and errand visitors are wary of and too hesitant to comment. It might be because of the domain and site name, which has a negative connotation and brings undesirable association. Either way, we thank you all for supporting this site, which we still hope to make more reader/community-driven. Some of the best ideas and insights come from those who introduce new information in the comments.

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2 Comments

  1. GNU/Linux@Firefox said,

    August 4, 2007 at 5:54 am

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    What about some numbers? How many visitors you have daily?

  2. Roy Schestowitz said,

    August 4, 2007 at 6:09 am

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    In the month of July, on average, Webalizer’s definition of visits says 2,995 per day. Visits and visitors are a tricky thing to gauge because of visit duration and dynamic IP address allocation. That’s why I omitted these numbers. RSS feeds confuse everything further (not to mention zombies and bots).

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