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Re: Desktop Linux Survey
by André on Friday 24/Aug/2007, @01:32
Since you seem to have better insight into this than the rest of us: please share with us why you think these numbers are poor and mean nothing. Better yet, please explain the observed shifts yourself.
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Re: Desktop Linux Survey
by jospoortvliet on Monday 27/Aug/2007, @02:21
I've asked some ppl here (I work in a research institute) about how to analyze the results with statistical software, and see if it's significantly wrong. So I told them about the results (25.000 votes in 3 days, so on average a little under 350/hour. Then Friday night, from 3 to 4 o'clock - 3000 votes, 2700 Gnome+Suse+F etc, 300 random around KDE. How do I analyze this, see if it's likely to be random or not.

They said you don't need to analyze that, a child can see such numbers aren't normal.
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  • Re: Desktop Linux Survey
    by theriddle on Tuesday 28/Aug/2007, @15:07
    Agreed. Any brainless 2-year-old would know these #s are unreal.

    Unfortunately, no-one else would bother to check out and will gloat about how GNOME has overtaken KDE. The fanboy who screwed the results will get what he wanted.
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