Re: The future of Linux32 builds and tests
Robert Kaiser <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.mozilla.devel.seamonkey |
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[email protected] schrieb: > According to Telemetry, Linux has about 0.2% market share on Desktop, which means Windows has around 500X more users. That number does not look right. Our ADI numbers say that 3.5% of our overall ADI are on Linux. Given that a number of Linux distros may switch off Telemetry and FHR by default, but leave the add-on blocklist enabled (where ADI comes from), I'd trust that number some more - even with the flaws that the ADI measurement might have. That said, the fact that Linux distros might switch off Telemetry and FHR by default causes issues right in that way: they are undercounted and we may disregard them completely in data-driven decisions. If you are a Linux distro package manager, think about that. KaiRo