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| nikkels Jan 06, 2012 1:03 AM EST |
Of course it's up with 50% .
Me and my friends visited that site every day , with a different distro, with a different IP address.
Say thanks, all of you !!!!!!!!! Serious.......I do appreciate the effort, but no matter what you do, chances are that you are out with a 500%. OK , back to work !!!!!!! |
| JaseP Jan 06, 2012 9:30 AM EST |
When M$ used an internal figure of 5-7%,... And they're the competition, ... I'm inclined to defer to their numbers. |
| caitlyn Jan 06, 2012 3:09 PM EST |
Every time I've written on this subject I've explained why web counters are useless for determining, well... anything accurately. Yet articles like this keep getting published. Heck, Ken Hess is more accurate than web counters. |
| tracyanne Jan 06, 2012 6:38 PM EST |
Unfortunately these are the stats that commercial developers listen to. I've just gone through this exercise with a developer of an application that helps break down a tune so one can learn it or practice to it. As far as he is concerned Android is a better market than desktop Linux. Which means he won't even bother giving the WINE people any information to help them make his application usable on Linux. |
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