LQ ISO has now facilitated more than 16 MILLION Linux downloads
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LQ ISO has now facilitated more than 16 MILLION Linux downloads
I'm proud to announce that LQ ISO has now facilitated more than 16 MILLION Linux downloads! Visit http://iso.linuxquestions.org/ for all your Linux distribution download needs. If you have any suggestions on how we can improve LQ ISO, let us know in this thread.
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Do you have the statistics of what Distros have been downloaded, how many times, when etc? It may be an excellent resource to compare LQ statistics against those of sites like DistroWatch.
EDIT: should have looked at the page before I posted.
EDIT2: I wonder why Debian Woody has been downloaded 391 times in the last 30 days?
The stats on DW are nothing more than a click counter and not representative at all, neither are the rankings at LQ. In fact, there is no way to get representative data on Linux usage.
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