Re: cnn flash video

On Thu, 2007-12-20 at 18:02 -0500, David Boles wrote:
Look at the numbers here:

http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_os.asp

I appears that 'they' just missed 3.3% of the Computer users. :-)

The solution? Make Linux more popular.

Being more popular isn't always the definition of successful. I tend to
believe more in the notion that it does what it's supposed to do, for
those using it. Though it does help when trying to convince some web
sites that they need to be more supportive of all browsers, rather than
just MSIE.

Web statistics are like opinions, little proof of very much, and they
depend on what drew them there. My monthly stats, seem a bit higher,
and it's not particularly a Linux-centric site. My logging of search
queries, and supposedly most popular pages seems to have an average
spread of topics, to my eye.

Operating Systems Hits Percent
Windows 27355 81.7 %
Linux 2862 8.5 %
Macintosh 2427 7.2 %
Unknown 753 2.2 %
AmigaOS 38 0.1 %
BSD 6 0 %
Symbian OS 5 0 %
WebTV 4 0 %

I've seen it creep up a bit, over time. But the most significant thing
I'd noticed was the downward trend against MSIE. I dropped down quite
some time ago, and has stayed consistently down. When others reckoned
MSIE was still 80-90%, my stats had it about 60%.

Browsers Hits Percent
MSIE 18824 56.2 %
Firefox 10753 32.1 %
Safari 1565 4.6 %
Mozilla 973 2.9 %
Opera 862 2.5 %
Unknown 186 0.5 %
Konqueror 85 0.2 %
Netscape 70 0.2 %
iBrowse 38 0.1 %
Camino 24 0 %
Others 70 0.2 %

Every now and then it's amusing to see a Commodore 64 in the stats. ;-)

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