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On Wednesday 15 January 2003 11:30, Kevin Anderson wrote:
> Here's another not too reliable breakdown of a popular question.
wow, cool page... i love graphs and numbers. thanks for sharing =))
> One interesting thing here is that this also lists the version that people
> are running.
indeed... interesting to see how ~25% of those using KDE on gentoo are
tracking the RCs. probably indicative of the people that gentoo atracts:
advanced users who like bleeding edge stuff.
also interesting is that ~30% of them don't run KDE or GNOME... i wonder how
many use a pure CLI env and which WMs are popular among those who do run X.
> I wouldn't call it extremely accurate, afterall, it's a sample size of
> about 1000 people, but it's another rough guide.
a sample size of 1000 is quite significant statistically, but the type of
subjects in the sample is what probably counts here... gentoo isn't a distro
for newbies, and so most of those people are power users (also indicated by
the high% of people tracking devel releases).
just from personal experience with people i know who run gentoo i'd say that
the average gentoo user tends to be an above average power user.
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