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[steve reilly <sfreilly@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Subject: Re: [opensuse-project] SPAM: Stats
Date: Saturday 28 October 2006 17:51
From: steve reilly <sfreilly@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: suse@xxxxxxxxxx

On Saturday 28 October 2006 17:47, Martin Schlander wrote:

Hi,

I agree this would be very enlightening.
Is this info available only internally at Novell?   are statistics posted on
the site somewhere?

thanks.

> In 10.1 suseRegister was introduced. I was wondering if there's any chance
> that the community could get access to some of the resulting statistics, or
> are these very secret?
>
> How many registered installations? How do these spread across different
> timezones/countries? What kind of hardware do people install on? How many
> use 64bit for example.
>
> I'm very curious to know some of these things. Linux is lacking more or
> less reliable numbers about the user base. Although I'm sure many users
> reinstalled 10.1 many times, inflating the stats, these numbers  would be
> very interesting. And of course a comparison with 10.2 numbers would be
> even more interesting when the time comes.
>
> Martin
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