On Thursday 28 October 2010 17:28:20 Juiceman wrote:
> Do we have any way to see what OS's are accessing the download page?
Yes, we have Google Analytics.
77.97% Windows
10.85% Linux
9.58% Mac
66.74% Intel 10.6
23.00% Intel 10.5
3.64% Intel 10.4
3.01% PPC 10.4
1.66% PPC 10.5
1.28% Intel (generic? earlier version?)
0.66% PPC (generic? earlier version?)
Not set 0.49%
iPhone 0.39%
Android 0.20%
iPad 0.20%
iPod 0.10%
Symbian 0.06%
FreeBSD 0.05%
Unfortunately it does not tell us what proportion of Intel are x86-32 vs 64. :(
Breakdown for Windows:
42.29% XP
40.95% 7
15.73% Vista
0.57% Server 2003
0.38% 2000
0.08% 98
0.01% CE
0.01% ME
Screen resolution is interesting too:
15.17% 1280x800
12.98% 1024x768
11.66% 1280x1024
10.47% 1650x1050
9.87% 1440x900
7.60% 1366x768
7.16% 1920x1080
5.50% 1920x1200
2.55% 1600x900
1.88% 1024x600
IMHO this suggests a lot of laptops...
Browsers:
52% Firefox
18% Chrome
17% IE
6% Safari
5% Opera
Others <1%
Languages:
en-us 47%
fr 12.8%
de 7.6%
en-gb 5.7%
ru 3.9%
ja 2.4%
en 2.4%
hu 2.2%
pl 2.08%
it 1.6%
Unfortunately I am unable to access the visitors over time graphs on any of my
browsers. :|
> On Oct 28, 2010 10:51 AM, "Matthew Toseland" <toad at amphibian.dyndns.org>
> wrote:
> > We are considering moving to Java 6. This would make our code slightly
> cleaner, allow us to use a few minor new features, and simplify the build
> process. We need to know whether this is a big problem. As I understand it
> the following groups are likely to have Java 5 not 6:
> > - PPC-based mac's.
> > - OS/X 10.4 mac's.
> > - OS/X 10.5 mac's on 32-bit x86.
> > - People on Windows who haven't upgraded their Java to 6. I'm not sure
> whether Sun does this automatically, I believe there is some sort of an
> auto-updater.
> >
> > Anyone still running Java 1.5, whether or not you can easily upgrade
> (please specify), please respond to this thread, publicly or privately.
> Thanks.
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