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Measuring the popularity of distros â Part 4 Conclusion
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| A fairly clear conclusion that can be drawn is
| that Ubuntu is the more popular distro. Most of
| the statistics point to this. Less clear is the
| 2nd most popular. Distrowatch says Linux Mint.
| Google Trends says Debian. Linux Tracker says
| Debian for one and Fedora for the second.
| Overall then, Iâd go for Debian being the
| second most popular. If you consider that
| Ubuntu is based upon Debian, this would
| actually make Debian the most popular distro by
| far as you could count all the Ubuntu
| installations, all the Ubuntu installations,
| all the Ubuntu-based distros installations and
| all the Debian-based installations. Fedora
| would then be my choice third most popular.
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http://thelinuxblog.net/linux/measuring-the-popularity-of-distros-part-4-conclusion/
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Making free pay
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| In several ways, Red Hat already plays the
| free game well. Out of Fedora's 21,676,499+
| users, if only a 1/100 of a percent ever
| contribute any content that lands in Red
| Hat Enterprise Linux, it is a win for Red
| Hat. It also behooves Red Hat to pay
| attention to CentOS's rpm repositories when
| rolling up the latest updates. As far as I
| know, Red Hat pays nothing to the CentOS
| project yet Red Hat can use CentOS as a
| product development source.
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http://whatwillweuse.com/2010/05/25/making-free-pay/
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