Re: [marketing] Download counts for localized versions
Hello, John, I am Takashi Nakamoto, a member of Japanese NLP. Once I posted some mails about the event held in Japan to this list several years ago. It has been long time since I last posted. > I have a cron job that collects all the bouncer data every night, cleans > it up, and loads it into a MySQL database. That's where the graphs on > the Marketing Planet page etc come from. It's very good to know. > There's no reason why the cron job couldn't store the data on the OOo > website for other people to analyse. Could you allow me read-only access to that MySQL database? I'm not sure it is possible. If it is impossible unfortunately due to a security reason or something else, then, could you make some query forms to investigate download counts? I would like to know the download counts for Japanese edition and compare to the other ones. In addition, I also want to analyze more details of download counts. For example, I want to know transition of download counts between two specified days to check the efficiency of our announcements and events. Even now we can analyze such data by reading the bouncer logs, but, you know, it doesn't make sense because it is very slow to scan all bouncer logs each time we inquire. Best regards, -- Japanese Native-Language Project Takashi NAKAMOTO On Mon, 18 May 2009 21:37:11 +0100 John McCreesh wrote: > Takashi NAKAMOTO wrote: > > Hello, Cor, > > > > On Sat, 16 May 2009 21:39:28 +0200 > > Cor Nouws wrote: > > > >> Hi Takashi, > >> > >> Takashi NAKAMOTO wrote (16-5-2009 21:04) > >>> Hello, all, > >>> > >>> I would like to know how many downloads are carried out for each > >>> localized version. Do you have charts or download counters for > >>> localized versions? > >>> [...] > >> You can find data here. > >> http://openoffice.bouncer.osuosl.org/logstats/20090515/ > >> And so on. > >> [...] > > > > I know there they are. Once I investigated the download counts of 3.0 > > Japanese edition, I referred to those logs. > > > > I just want to know if there are such charts or download counters or > > not. If they already exist, I don't make duplication of work and will > > just check them. It is the easiest way. Unfortunately, if they don't, > > then, I will collect the download data from the bouncer log of > > localized versions, make fancy charts or tables and open them to all > > of you. Investigating all localized versions is not a big deal compared > > to the same investigation only for Japanese because their data are > > stored in the same format. > > > >> I once asked - with the same Idea in mind as you describe - if there is > >> a way to easily get cumulative data for one localized version. > >> But alas that did not lead to a solution. > > > > As you asked the similar question before, it didn't seem that there is > > an easy way to observe the cumulative data like nice charts on our > > marketing project website. In this case, I will make things like > > the charts for localized versions. > > > > If you have any other useful information, please let me know. > > I have a cron job that collects all the bouncer data every night, cleans > it up, and loads it into a MySQL database. That's where the graphs on > the Marketing Planet page etc come from. > > There's no reason why the cron job couldn't store the data on the OOo > website for other people to analyse. > > John > -- > John McCreesh - Marketing Project Lead - OpenOffice.org > Developers - join us! see http://council.openoffice.org/developers.html > > - > To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@marketing.openoffice.org > For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@marketing.openoffice.org > - To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@marketing.openoffice.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@marketing.openoffice.org
Re: [marketing] Download counts for localized versions
Takashi NAKAMOTO wrote: Hello, Cor, On Sat, 16 May 2009 21:39:28 +0200 Cor Nouws wrote: Hi Takashi, Takashi NAKAMOTO wrote (16-5-2009 21:04) Hello, all, I would like to know how many downloads are carried out for each localized version. Do you have charts or download counters for localized versions? [...] You can find data here. http://openoffice.bouncer.osuosl.org/logstats/20090515/ And so on. [...] I know there they are. Once I investigated the download counts of 3.0 Japanese edition, I referred to those logs. I just want to know if there are such charts or download counters or not. If they already exist, I don't make duplication of work and will just check them. It is the easiest way. Unfortunately, if they don't, then, I will collect the download data from the bouncer log of localized versions, make fancy charts or tables and open them to all of you. Investigating all localized versions is not a big deal compared to the same investigation only for Japanese because their data are stored in the same format. I once asked - with the same Idea in mind as you describe - if there is a way to easily get cumulative data for one localized version. But alas that did not lead to a solution. As you asked the similar question before, it didn't seem that there is an easy way to observe the cumulative data like nice charts on our marketing project website. In this case, I will make things like the charts for localized versions. If you have any other useful information, please let me know. I have a cron job that collects all the bouncer data every night, cleans it up, and loads it into a MySQL database. That's where the graphs on the Marketing Planet page etc come from. There's no reason why the cron job couldn't store the data on the OOo website for other people to analyse. John -- John McCreesh - Marketing Project Lead - OpenOffice.org Developers - join us! see http://council.openoffice.org/developers.html - To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@marketing.openoffice.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@marketing.openoffice.org
Re: [marketing] OpenOffice.org - Wolfram|Alpha
Hi Louis, Louis Suarez-Potts wrote: > I'm sure others are curious about how Wolfram Alpha digests a search > entry like "OpenOffice.org" Almost 10 years ! ;) The HTML hierarchy is nice, so quite compared to the real activity :) Thanks for the link. Kind regards Sophie - To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@marketing.openoffice.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@marketing.openoffice.org
[marketing] OpenOffice.org - Wolfram|Alpha
I'm sure others are curious about how Wolfram Alpha digests a search entry like "OpenOffice.org" http://www99.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=OpenOffice.org louis - To unsubscribe, e-mail: dev-unsubscr...@marketing.openoffice.org For additional commands, e-mail: dev-h...@marketing.openoffice.org
[marketing] screencast wording draft
Hi Everybody, I chose some new features for the screencast. I think it's better to have a short screencast that highlights few features, rather than a long one with too much information. I kept the wording very close to the text at the "what's new" site. Please give me your feedback regarding the wording or the selection of the features. I would like to do the screencast as soon as possible and start the screen recordings on Wednesday, so please send me your feedback until the 20th. Thanks, Rosana *Screencast OpenOffice.org 3.1* Hello, this is an introduction to some of the new features of version 3.1 of OpenOffice.org. Let's start with the improved screen appearance. OpenOffice.org now uses a technique called anti-aliasing to improve the way it draws on screen (lines, circles, etc). You will notice an immediate improvement in the clarity of graphics - particularly charts - wherever they appear throughout OpenOffice.org. Dragging graphics is easier, as OpenOffice.org now shows you a 'shadow' of the object, rather than just a dotted outline, when you drag an object in a drawing across the screen. This makes it much easier to place images accurately in complicated drawings. Now it's possible for a series of editors to carry out a structured conversation through Comments, just by right-clicking on a Comment and selecting 'Reply'. As a further enhancement, the Search facility now also searches the text of Comments. The zoom slider feature was a popular addition to Writer in OpenOffice.org 3.0. With 3.1, it's available in Calc and Impress too, giving quick and accurate control over the level of zoom of the display on the screen. Let's now take a look at the new features in Calc: Renaming sheets is now very simple. You just have to double-click on a tab in a Calc sheet and the rename dialog box pops up. And Calc now gives you formula hot hints: it keeps the syntax of a formula displayed right next to the cell as you type as a handy aide-memoire for how to use a formula. And there are also new chart features: OpenOffice.org charts now offer a range of options for the placement of axes. This feature has been in great demand, particularly from educational users. You may now also choose how OpenOffice.org charts handle missing data points - leave a gap, assume zero, or continue the line through the missing value. Impress now has convenient toolbar buttons to increase or decrease the font size of text quickly and easily. Make your text fit perfectly in seconds! And now numerous new languages like Arabic are supported by OpenOffice.org. There are a lot more new features. Download OpenOffice.org 3.1 and discover them for yourself.
