"Roy Schestowitz" <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> stated in post
1987374.WMgXXEkIZN@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on 1/13/09 7:44 AM:
> Here are mine, from the first 12 days of 2009:
>
> Windows 1120152 49.2 %
> BSD 4524 0.1 %
> Linux 803711 35.3 %
> Macintosh 224444 9.8 %
> Others 120094 5.2 %
>
> And they say Windows runs on most desktop PCs...
Well, that is debatable, but if you had done your stats on Window or a Mac
maybe you would not have been off, which you are. :)
Seriously, why are your stats off? They should be, assuming your numbers
are correct:
Windows 1120152 49.3% (you listed 49.2%, 0.1 low)
BSD 4524 0.2% (you listed 0.1%, 0.1 low)
Linux 803711 35.4% (you listed 35.3%, 0.1 high)
Macintosh 224444 9.9% (you listed 9.8%, 0.1 low)
Others 120094 5.3% (you listed 5.2%, 0.1 low)
In each case you are off by 0.1 - with Linux your stat is high, with the
rest your stats are low. Curious: how do you explain the error? Seems
weird to be an accident, but I cannot imagine what you would hope to gain by
making it look like Linux had that much smaller of a "bonus" on your stats.
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