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Dec 01, 2002 By Doc Searls
Statistics about Linux and related topics from around the world.
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LOL
You know you're in trouble when the "Register" is a major source of information. You realize that rag is the online British equivalent of the National Enquirer, right?
LOL.
LOL at LOL [was Re: LOL]
This is the theregister.co.uk, which takes the tabloid Register's cheeky attitude towards all things IT, but most of the news and rumors it reports are real ( as in real real, not National Enquirer real ).
I find it a refreshing change from the overly serious, and really boring sites based in the Confederated States of America. Sites which purport to report IT news in a bland objective manner but which in fact are just paid advertising by corporations.
LJ Index+
H1. Number of 2002 press releases on the web mentioning Linux: about 386,000
H2. Number of 2002 press releases on the web mentioning Microsoft XP: about 32,700
H3. Percentage of Chinese software developers who say that they'll absolutely write Linux applications : 24
H4. Percentage of Chinese software developers who say that they'll probably write Linux applications: 40
H5. Percentage of Chinese software developers who say that they'll definitely won't write Linux applications: 10
H6. Percentage of North American developers who will absolutely or probably write Linux applications within the next year: 50
H7. Percentage of US CIOs who said they owned Linux servers: formally considering purchase Linux survers: 8
H8. Percentage of US CIOs deploying linux who said they they are using Linux to add capacity: 31
H9. Percentage of US CIOs deploying linux who said they they are using Linux to replace Microsoft servers: 31
H3 - H6 Evans Data study
H7 - H9 Morgan Stanley Study
H7. Opps - Already own : 29%, formally considering 8%
Opps
Re: LJ Index
Thank you. I have one question. Well, more but this one will do for now.
Percentage range of servers using Linux that Dell and HP expect to sell in 2002: 15-18
How does this compare to actual sales in 2001?
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