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Re: [News] 7% of the PCs in the UK Claimed to Have No Windows

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____/ Felmon on Monday 04 August 2008 04:23 : \____

> On Sat, 02 Aug 2008 21:39:47 +0200, Hadron quoth:
> 
>> Felmon <davisf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
>> 
>>> On Sat, 02 Aug 2008 07:22:41 +0000, Tony quoth:
>>>
>>>> ..and I can confirm that Linux is gaining many fans in the UK. The
>>>> problem arises when the general consensus of opinion from people living in
>>>> the US think that the USA is the whole world and nothing of note goes on
>>>> outside it.
>>>
>>> I agree. does anyone know where I can get some statistics (and other
>>> 'damned lies') about usage in Germany? there are several magazines there
>>> that either only do Linux (e.g. Linux Magazin) or cover it a lot (c't)
>>> giving me the impression there must be a lot of use of it there.
>>>
>>> Felmon
>> 
>> Ask someone like ebay.de to publish their access logs if they do not
>> already.
> 
> you are serious, right? assuming so, I am not sure they would do such a
> thing but supposing they did, what would I be looking for, browser usage?
> 
> you know the German scene. can't imagine Datenschutz would allow them to
> publish their logs but I dunno. but is it browser statistics you are
> referring to? or something else?
> 
> Felmon

It's just one population. It would be bogus statistics, unless you study just
E-bay users in Germany alone.

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