h.stroph wrote:
> In news:-96dnWqPqv-9IbzVnZ2dnUVZ_j-dnZ2d@giganews.com,
> Ignoramus18547 <ignoramus18547@NOSPAM.18547.invalid> typed:
>
>> I own a popular website alge[spam].com.
>>
>> I have a script to count the percentage of linux visits as a
>> percentage of all human visits.
>>
>> It used to hover at about 0.7%, but in the last couple of months
>> changed to 1.05% or so. So it is growing a little bit.
>
> Only because you're spamming the Linux newsgroups with the URL.
>
I went to it and I am going to give it to my grandkids.

Now, On topic, the 1%+ even seems low to me since I have seen industry
figures showing closer to 10% overall against M$ hefty 80%.
Whether that is at work, home, geeks, kids, overseas, or whatever is the
statistic I didn't trip over. Maybe 10% have it installed and 10% of
their kids visit. Linux is picking up steam as Windows shows more crack
in their (aero?) glass.

Bill Baka