Is there some way to see number of users using your locale?
For example, how many users use LibreOffice in HR locale.
Would be nice to know for example:
100 users using LO in Croatia
From that
58 in croatian UI
22 in english
5 in serbian
5 in bosnian
etc...
What kind of data do you get from autom
Hi :)
That sort of data is notoriously inaccurate in OpenSource.
It's not as though we can track number of licenses sold or anything like
that. Such things are often considered intrusive! it might be good to
know but on the other hand we respect people's privacy far more.
One person might downl
Firefox counts the number of times the local software pings the Mozilla
servers for updates to the blacklist. I've found this a fairly reliable
figure because I can tell (sadly) when the Gaelic college is on
holidays. Number drops by about 20 users and it always coincides with
holidays.
So pe
Exactly what I was talking about. :)
11.10.2014. u 19:21, Michael Bauer je napisao/la:
Firefox counts the number of times the local software pings the
Mozilla servers for updates to the blacklist. I've found this a fairly
reliable figure because I can tell (sadly) when the Gaelic college is
on
May I ask why you want to violate people’s privacy just to get a number?
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2014.10.12 22:42, Adolfo Jayme Barrientos wrote:
> May I ask why you want to violate people’s privacy just to get a number?
May I ask you where in your opinion the line lies between people's
privacy and plain statistics?
Rimas
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I'm not sure what info from update pings is Mozilla collecting, but I
don't see any private informations there.
Country of origin, current version and UI/keyboard locale doesn't seam
like private info to me.
I'm guessing weekly update pings in LibreOffice are already sending
version info now,
Apart from the fact we're not talking about private information (such as
name, age, address, phone or even IP etc) but just 'locale(s) installed'
and 'country', perhaps 'version', this is a useful metric to measure
uptake. For example, until we got usage/locale data on Adaptxt (a
predictive tex
Hi all,
Le 12/10/2014 22:09, Mihovil Stanic a écrit :
> I'm not sure what info from update pings is Mozilla collecting, but I
> don't see any private informations there.
> Country of origin, current version and UI/keyboard locale doesn't seam
> like private info to me.
>
> I'm guessing weekly upda
I think they are using RedMine now which requires one more unused account...
Next suggestion, implement one account for all TDF/LO services. :)
Best regards,
Mihovil
13.10.2014 u 8:43, Sophie je napisao/la:
Hi all,
Le 12/10/2014 22:09, Mihovil Stanic a écrit :
I'm not sure what info from upda
I'm thinking we should file a feature request bug and see what happens?
Michael
13/10/2014 07:43, sgrìobh Sophie:
You should ask on the private marketing list, I know the marketing team
is following download stats, but I'm not sure they do that per language.
Cheers
Sophie
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Hi *,
On Sat, Oct 11, 2014 at 5:53 PM, Mihovil Stanic wrote:
> Is there some way to see number of users using your locale?
Nope, at least not yet/not for historic data.
> What kind of data do you get from automatic update pings?
As windows build includes all languages, and windows users are by
Hi Christian,
If I understood you correctly, you already have all data, you just
didn't setup infrastructure to collect them (IP geolocation and UI
locale from header).
When/If you ever decide to collect that data, I don't think real user
number can diviate much from that.
Default setup are w
Hi Mihovil,
Am 13.10.2014 um 10:42 schrieb Mihovil Stanic:
I think they are using RedMine now which requires one more unused
account...
Next suggestion, implement one account for all TDF/LO services. :)
Already on the to-do-list and work already begun.
Regards,
Dennis Roczek
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Hi all,
Wouldn't the most obvious thing be to add a Piwik server to our web
infrastructure and start picking up some detailed statistics about both
downloads but also user behaviour in general?
From my point of view that would be the most simple solution.
Cheers,
Leif Lodahl
2014-10-13 14:51 GM
We have decided to avoid releasing download figures, and use update
figures instead (which need some number crunching by developers: last
figure was 80 million if unique IPs pinging for updates, but goes back
to late spring). Download figures are not representative of the level of
adoption, and in
Hi :)
80 million sounds pretty good. I tend to try to stop most machines from
updating unattended for most things and anyway most probably appear to come
from a single ip address. Also i might download an update in one place and
then use it on many different machines in several different places a
I know at least one installation with more then 200 desktops using
LibreOffice and connecting to internet trough same IP.
Unique IP counting isn't flowless, but it's better then downloads.
Please take my consideration for counting locale UI headers for each
update request and making that data av
Hi Leif, *,
On Tue, Oct 14, 2014 at 1:18 PM, Leif Lodahl wrote:
> Hi all,
> Wouldn't the most obvious thing be to add a Piwik server to our web
> infrastructure
Already have piwik running, soo
> and start picking up some detailed statistics about both
> downloads but also user behaviour in gene
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