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I have done another bunch of work on the User Stats Page to make it hopefully even more interesting.

First up, the graphs have been refreshed, previously it was left since July, so we’ve had a bit of time since the last one.

New features
You can now select to view graphs from a different time period. Previous graphs from before July were purged due to me repeatedly adding in new questions when the page was in the earlier stages. This will become more useful as time goes on.

I’ve added a download link below each graph for you to download a copy of it to use as you wish. No watermark included, I was going to include one, but it seemed pointless since it’s an SVG you could open it up easily and cut it out. I also want people to be free to use them, so I just thought it wasn’t worth any effort (enjoy!).

The “Total users who answered this question” has a figure next to it to show the difference in how many people answered last time.

If you expand the “Click for full statistics” section, it will now show you a difference percentage over the last figures and next to it a difference of actual people answering the question from the last time too.

Next up will possibly be some additional questions and then finally have an anonymous page for people to fill out without logging in to get more stats in.

If you have requests for features in general, let me know in the comments!

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tuubi Sep 18, 2016
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Quoting: liamdawe
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Quoting: ElectricPrismCould also batch email users 7 days before closing each week asking if details are the same.
You mean once a week? That could get annoying quickly. I suspect most of us rarely update our hardware or distro-hop. Maybe once every month or two, and should be optional.
No, he said 7 days before. As in send an email a week before a new survey is going to be done.
Ah, sorry. The "each week" part confused me.
Liam Dawe Sep 18, 2016
Quoting: tuubi
Quoting: liamdawe
Quoting: tuubi
Quoting: ElectricPrismCould also batch email users 7 days before closing each week asking if details are the same.
You mean once a week? That could get annoying quickly. I suspect most of us rarely update our hardware or distro-hop. Maybe once every month or two, and should be optional.
No, he said 7 days before. As in send an email a week before a new survey is going to be done.
Ah, sorry. The "each week" part confused me.
You're right, I seem to have misread it, they likely meant each month :P
tmtvl Sep 18, 2016
Quoting: liamdawe
Quoting: tuubi
Quoting: liamdawe
Quoting: tuubi
Quoting: ElectricPrismCould also batch email users 7 days before closing each week asking if details are the same.
You mean once a week? That could get annoying quickly. I suspect most of us rarely update our hardware or distro-hop. Maybe once every month or two, and should be optional.
No, he said 7 days before. As in send an email a week before a new survey is going to be done.
Ah, sorry. The "each week" part confused me.
You're right, I seem to have misread it, they likely meant each month :P

Holy nested quotes, batman!

Quoting: ElectricPrismI wonder how many readers use Pantheon Shell by ElementaryOS.

Not currently a option.

Considering how bad it looks, I'd be surprised if it even broke double digits.

In conclusion: SteamOS has fewer users than OpenSUSE and I'm conflicted. On one hand: I absolutely adore OpenSUSE and love to see it do well; on the other hand: it's a clear indication that SteamOS barely has a userbase, so Valve might not find it easy to sell developers on it.


Last edited by tmtvl on 18 September 2016 at 5:44 pm UTC
Liam Dawe Oct 21, 2016
Just FYI, today Pantheon Shell is now an option, as is KDE neon :)
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