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.
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Hello,
Martin Schlander wrote:
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.
My machines are seeding 10.2 beta1 DVDs. From the amount of traffic, amd64 is first, i386 is second, ppc is third. About 60% is amd64, 35% i386 and 5% ppc, but it's continuously changing. So, at least among beta testers, 64bit seems to be very popular. Bye, CzP --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-project+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-project+help@opensuse.org
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