Thanks Douglas. I like this. I would like to play with this on a wider scale (listiverse). Do you have a script to scrape out the headers from the archived messages or something?
Thanks John On 3 September 2019 13:56:12 BST, Douglas Bagnall <[email protected]> wrote: >This year, up until the seventh of June, Nettime had contributions >from email clients in the following proportions: > >|################################### 35.1% Gmail >|################# 17.2% Apple Mail >|########## 9.9% Thunderbird (Linux) >|###### 5.6% Unknown >|###### 5.8% Thunderbird (Macintosh) >|######## 8.2% XS4all Webmail >|#### 4.1% Qualcomm Windows Eudora >|### 3.4% Mailmate >|## 2.2% Mutt >|### 2.6% Iphone Mail >| 0.4% MS/Outlook.com/Hotmail >|# 1.1% Neomutt >| 0.4% Cyrus webmail >|# 0.6% Jaro Mail >| 0.4% Trojita >| 0.4% K Mail For Android >| 0.4% Alpine >|# 0.6% yahoo/aol >|# 0.6% Microsoft Outlook >| 0.0% Thunderbird (Windows) >| 0.2% Mycom Mailer >| 0.0% Claws Mail >| 0.2% Ipad Mail >| 0.2% Webmail >| 0.0% Evolution >| 0.0% Mew (Emacs) > >After (and including) the "Nettime is in bad shape" message, until >(but not including) the "Penalty Shoot Outs" thread, we saw the >following ratios: > >|################################## 34.1% Gmail >|######### 8.5% Apple Mail >|########### 11.4% Thunderbird (Linux) >|############### 15.3% Unknown >|####### 7.4% Thunderbird (Macintosh) >| 0.0% XS4all Webmail >|### 2.8% Qualcomm Windows Eudora >| 0.0% Mailmate >|### 2.8% Mutt >|## 1.7% Iphone Mail >|### 2.8% MS/Outlook.com/Hotmail >|### 3.4% Neomutt >|## 2.3% Cyrus webmail >|# 0.6% Jaro Mail >|# 1.1% Trojita >|# 1.1% K Mail For Android >|# 1.1% Alpine >| 0.0% yahoo/aol >| 0.0% Microsoft Outlook >|## 1.7% Thunderbird (Windows) >|# 0.6% Mycom Mailer >|# 0.6% Claws Mail >| 0.0% Ipad Mail >| 0.0% Webmail >|# 0.6% Evolution >| 0.0% Mew (Emacs) > >Apple Mail usage halved, Mutt/Neomutt usage doubled. There are nice >contributions from Claws, Evolution, Alpine, Trojita. XS4All Webmail >vanishes completely. Thunderbird tops 20% across platforms. The >identified agents form a fat tail of diversity, while 15% are >unrecognisable. > >With the "Penalty Shoot Outs" thread, Nettime seemed to abandon the >experiment. Do the user agent ratios revert to early-2019 form? > >|############################ 27.8% Gmail >|###################### 22.2% Apple Mail >|######## 8.3% Thunderbird (Linux) >|### 2.8% Unknown >|######## 8.3% Thunderbird (Macintosh) >| 0.0% XS4all Webmail >|### 2.8% Qualcomm Windows Eudora >| 0.0% Mailmate >|### 2.8% Mutt >| 0.0% Iphone Mail >|############## 13.9% MS/Outlook.com/Hotmail >| 0.0% Neomutt >|### 2.8% Cyrus webmail >| 0.0% Jaro Mail >| 0.0% Trojita >| 0.0% K Mail For Android >| 0.0% Alpine >|### 2.8% yahoo/aol >| 0.0% Microsoft Outlook >| 0.0% Thunderbird (Windows) >| 0.0% Mycom Mailer >|### 2.8% Claws Mail >| 0.0% Ipad Mail >| 0.0% Webmail >| 0.0% Evolution >|### 2.8% Mew (Emacs) > >Sort of. The data is thin, of course. Apple Mail is back. Outlook.com >surges on a series of posts from an institutional account. The flurry >of Mutt and Pine users is petering out. It is nice to see Emacs there. > >I don't have *much* to say about the significance of this. It is just >something I noticed, and (as tends to be the way) the effect seems >weaker once the data is gathered. But it is interesting that a call >for new voices flushes out a whole pile of Mutt users. I would say >that a Nettime [de-]lurker is not going to rescue anyone from 90s >techno-nostalgia, but that might evoke furious defences of all kinds >of software of which I am actually quite fond. What should seem weird >is that one third of us are using Gmail. > >Douglas ># distributed via <nettime>: no commercial use without permission ># <nettime> is a moderated mailing list for net criticism, ># collaborative text filtering and cultural politics of the nets ># more info: http://mx.kein.org/mailman/listinfo/nettime-l ># archive: http://www.nettime.org contact: [email protected] ># @nettime_bot tweets mail w/ sender unless #ANON is in Subject:
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