Assuming our FHR data is gathering correct data:
1.5% of our OS X users are on x86. (There is no date on the dashboard
I'm looking at)
If we have data on CPU architecture I don't think the OS version is
relevant unless I'm missing something.
Matthew N. (:MattN)
On 2015-08-05 3:02 PM, Syd Polk wrote:
So, in March of 2015, these were our usage stats:
32.20% 10.10 (14.0.x) (Yosemite)
27.98% 10.9 (13.0.x) (Mavericks)
19.22% 10.6 (10.0.x) (Snow Leopard)
11.06% 10.7 (11.0.x) (Lion)
9.53% 10.8 (12.0.x) (Mountain Lion)
I have requested a more modern run from Brendan, who gave Clint Talbert and me
these numbers. Let’s see what current data tells us. I am also curious if we
can tell 32 vs. 64-bit in our numbers.
Syd Polk
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On Aug 5, 2015, at 16:49, Eric Shepherd <esheph...@mozilla.com> wrote:
Syd Polk wrote:
I don’t think we can do this until we stop supporting Mac OS X 10.6. Last time
we calculated percentage of users, this was still over 15%. I don’t think that
very many of them would be running 64-bit, either. 10.7 has that problem as
well, but it is a very small percentage of users.
Those are worthwhile stats to double-check.
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