Clytie,
Le 4 juil. 08 à 12:25, Clytie Siddall a écrit :
On 03/07/2008, at 5:56 PM, Charles-H. Schulz wrote:
Hello Clytie,
Le 3 juil. 08 à 07:34, Clytie Siddall a écrit :
On 03/07/2008, at 1:47 AM, Sankarshan (সঙ্কর্ষণ)
wrote:
On Wed, May 21, 2008 at 9:12 PM, Charles-H. Schulz
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm encouraging every native-language projects to tell about its
download
stats, but also our various distribution channels to communicate
on their
respective progress.
That involves downloads in languages from OO.o (or its mirrors).
How
relevant and pertinent is the data that may be obtained via
distributions who package and ship OO.o and thus can provide a
set of
data for language usage pattern ?
How do native-language projects find these stats?
I have no idea how many times people have downloaded from our
project download page (http://vi.openoffice.org/about-
downloads.html). Since our last formal release was 2.1, our
project page has been the main download site up until this release
(which we hope to achieve). I would also be interested to know how
many people have missed our project site and gone straight to the
bouncer links, which will leave them with 2.1, which is out-of-
date in localization terms.
Well, you can use the bouncer tool; more simply, you have to know
where the downloads page of the vi project points to. If it's OOo
main interface then you might be able to get stats from the
bouncer, if it's a server that is not integrated into the OOo's
distribution infrastructure then you have to get the information
from the server / service owner.
Yes, I know. That won't be easy to setup, since our page links to
whichever builds are available at the time! There are usually links
to Pavel's server, Maho's server, one or more private addresses for
zipped versions, and one of the OpenOffice.org mirrors.
Good luck checking them all :-) You should try to "streamline" your
distribution channels, it might be easier for you (and not just for
tracking the stats).
Regarding the Bouncer downloads, where people have gone straight to
the main site instead of finding our project: it would be very
helpful if we could access this log data as a table. Currently, we
have to click manually on each date, then on the file for our
language. A table would save a lot of clicking and waiting. It would
also allow us to total and compare the download figures, providing
much better access to the data.
Hmm. Perhaps you should forward your request (if some others wish to
support it, please go ahead) to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Best,
Charles.
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