The US government's web traffic. - Linux is at 6%! Do other Nations also have such a Statistic? thx
analytics.usa.gov | The US government's web traffic.
im not american. i heard about this website and was curious if other Nations also have such a Statistic.
Sorry, but I'm more curious at the Windows 2000 with 1%, which is more than win 7 and 8?! XP isn't even listed, so I am pretty confused by that stat.
I wonder if it's got something to do with some sort of old, out-of-date software that only runs on 2000.
Fun fact: I have visited a US state prison whose systems were running windows vista and 98
Could it be from https://warrior.archiveteam.org/? They were archiving data the US government was removing, and the tooling uses a Linux VM.
The US goverment also uses a lot of IPv6 since there was a mandated transition that came from.the department of defense.
Most servers use Linux so it should be at least at 30%. That stats are very weird or I'm really not understanding how they work.
It seems to specifically be looking at users who have gone on US government websites. Its not measuring all devices in the country.
Ashburn at 4.8% tells me this includes data center traffic, as not many people live there but a shit ton of data centers do.
Those Firefox figures are abysmal. Argh.
Even if it were 26% it would be somewhat irrelevant. Ordinary people do not use desktop computers any more. To repeat (because in this community there's a lot of stubborn resistance to this fact): ordinary people do not use desktop computers any more.
To be clear, I do, and you do. But we are a small and shrinking minority.
I'm not sure why this is getting down voted. The stats are pretty clear and come from multiple sources. Android is dominating everything.