Cool stats about Debian bugs

Now that bug #500000 has been reported, let’s have a look at all our other bugs, using UDD. Number of archived bugs: select count(*) from archived_bugs; count ——– 402826 Number of unarchived bugs marked done: select count(*) from bugs where status = ‘done’; count ——- 8267 Status of unarchived bugs (“pending” doesn’t mean “tagged pending” […]

Jabber clients and OS usage stats (4)

After 2005, 2006 and 2007, I did it again. Here are my yearly stats about Jabber clients! 1244 users were online on the Apinc Jabber server when I ran the poll, and 1163 clients answered. Telepathy doesn’t seem to answer to jabber:iq:version, and it seems that a bug prevents Gajim from answering in some obscure […]

Jabber clients and OS usage stats (3)

Using XMPP4R, I did some stats about Jabber clients usage on the Apinc Jabber server, which hosts im.apinc.org, jabber.fr, and many more using virtual hosting. I already did similar stats in March 2006 and September 2005. The poll was done by sending jabber:iq:version to online users, around 1:00 PM (french local time, most of the […]

Jabber clients and OS usage stats (2)

I already did this last september. This time, 1145 online clients from the Apinc Jabber server replied to the poll. It was done around 4:30 PM, french local time. Here are the results. Systems : GNU/Linux : 38% (in september 2005: 34%) Windows : 37% (34%) Mac OS : 18% (23%) Others (AmigaOS, FreeBSD, NetBSD, […]

Jabber clients and OS usage stats

I used XMPP4R to do some stats about Jabber clients usage on the Apinc Jabber server, which hosts im.apinc.org, jabber.fr, and many more using virtual hosting. The stats were done by sending jabber:iq:version requests to online users, and 651 replies were received. It was done at 6:30 PM, french local time. Here are the results […]

Browsers stats from Apinc.org

(I am blogging in english since english pages linked to the previous analysis. I won’t continue to blog in english.) Apinc provides non-commercial web hosting services. It hosts more than 1000 french associations and individuals, generally not related to computers (sites like Standblog and OpenWeb were excluded from the stats). This gives a good picture […]

back from FOSDEM

I was at FOSDEM last week-end. As usual there, I spent an excellent week-end. It was really nice to see all those friends again (and even meet some friends for the first time, hi gaston/carxwol/atmaniak!) Only problem is, FOSDEM is definitely too short ;-) To make this post a bit more interesting, I did some […]