On Sun, 26 May 2002 15:28:14 +0200, Adrian Aichner <adrian(a)xemacs.org> said:
Here is actual data suggesting that individual package downloads
(via
ftp at least) are more common than sumo downloads via ftp:
http://www.tux.org/wusage/usage_200205.html#TOPURLS
Two other things that stuck out from this data:
1) Of the "Top 20 Usernames", 'xemacs-setup@' is number 1 with 49,729
hits,
and IEUser@ is number 2 with 19,624 hits. This smells like most of the hits
being done courtesy of canned code...
2) 'windows/setup.ini' is number 1 in the "top 30 URLS", and
"installshield/README"
is number 3. package-index is in between.
If the windows-installer code downloads packages, it's quite possible that
"initial install by windows" is swamping the data to the point where
"people
who later upgrade via SUMO" and "people who later upgrade via pui" are
both
lost in the noise.
Anybody else surprised that "bbdb" is number 5 on the list and
"mailcrypt" is
number 25, but *NONE* of gnus/mh-e/rmail/vm are in the top 30? I have to wonder
how many things are being sucked down as not-REALLY-prereqs (mailcrypt?? I
doubt that there's THAT many people using PGP - that's almost certainly a
case of something being a "prereq" when it should be a
"recommended"....
/Valdis