There have been many people claiming Linux didn’t pass 1% market share. There have been many people claiming Linux users are geeks that don’t go out.
That green over there is – Linux.
Website is about – adventure sports.
Tags: Ubuntu
There have been many people claiming Linux didn’t pass 1% market share. There have been many people claiming Linux users are geeks that don’t go out.
That green over there is – Linux.
Website is about – adventure sports.
Tags: Ubuntu
Linux users like adventure sports!!!
Pozdrav.
That’s right geeks check out what adventure sports are over the internet and never actually do it =) *KIDDING*
Dmitrijs, well, actually, time on site numbers prove you wrong – Linux number are even higher. Funny thing is that Mac, in that case, falls bellow 5%.
Without context, this isn’t saying much.
If you count sheer numbers on MS Technet, you get about 99% Windows,
if you look at Ubuntu forums, you’ll have 95% Linux.
Neither of those numbers say anything about market share. Neither can you from “a website about adventure sports”.
Marcus context is non-computer related web site. Web site about adventure sports. There’s no single number that will tell you market share, but visitors of non-computer related website tell much more and more accurate than visitors of Ubuntu forums or Microsoft TechNet, which are biased.
What is the time frame over which those stats are collected? Can you produce a month-to-month trending graph for say the last year?
As long as there is growth it’s good thing!
Windows unfortunately remains platform number one and who knows if Linux will ever catch up…
How much is Ubuntu and how much is everything else?
@Jef – it’s only last 6 months
@ethana2 – can’t tell, but that yellow is Android
Which website is this? Perhaps what you really mean is that Linux is relatively popular in Croatia?
Ante,
No way to provide a month to month trend? It will be interesting to watch the Android line in particular over the next 3 or 4 months. Is iOS separated out?
-jef
“Marcus context is non-computer related web site.”
What website is it?
What site were these figures collected from? And what’s the daily traffic
Sounds reasonable to me. All the people I know using Linux are those who are least averse to leaving their comfort zone to find something new and interesting.
@All I can’t tell you what site it is but I can say that it’s not high traffic volume site (more than 10, less than 100 unique daily visitors).
@Either there weren’t iOS visitors or it is just displayed as Macintosh (orange).