Re: Can we measure Fedora users by language?

On Sat, Aug 18, 2018, 2:19 AM Rafal Luzynski <[email protected]>
wrote:

> An interesting question has been asked during the I18N track of
> the last Flock: can we tell how many Fedora users actually use
> a specific (human) language? This would help us answer the questions
> like:
>
> * do the translations increase the number of Fedora users?
> * are there languages not really used by Fedora users?
>
> This seems easy to measure if we are able to count the number of
> downloads of specific packages, here langpacks would be interesting,
> as a percentage of total Fedora installs. Note that the total sum
> would probably be larger than 100% because an individual computer may
> have multiple langpacks installed and also because a single IP may be
> shared by multiple computers. This is still OK.
>

That is great idea.. and would love to get see this figure.

On the other side.. translations definitely helps to gain more
contributors. It is low barrier contribution. Once new contributor learn
and become contributor to Fedora he can explore other domains.

-
Pravin


> CC'ing Matthew Miller who collects and presents many Fedora statistics.
>
> Regards,
>
> Rafal
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