Igor Pechtchanski wrote:
We already have such a tool. It's called "cygcheck". When people post
their cygcheck output to the list, it also contains the list of packages
they installed.
But not what they are *using*, which seems to be the big thing in
popularity-contest.
Given that disks ar
ch a tool. It's called "cygcheck". When people post
> their cygcheck output to the list, it also contains the list of packages
> they installed.
In the usual "5 seconds after hitting send" manner, I realized that I
didn't mention that the solution below re
ghts about how to implement such a tool? Volunteers to
> take it on? :)
We already have such a tool. It's called "cygcheck". When people post
their cygcheck output to the list, it also contains the list of packages
they installed.
So, to implement "popularity-contest"
Debian has a package called popularity-contest:
http://packages.debian.org/stable/misc/popularity-contest. The package
installs a cron job that mails in statistics once a week about which Debian
packages the user has installed, and which ones they're using. This allows
the Debian team to track wh
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