Linux Users Donate Twice As Much As Windows Users, On Average
sammyF70 writes "The Wolfire/Humble Indie Bundle real time statistics have been updated to show the average amount donated per platform. It looks like Linux users donate twice as much, on average, as Windows users. You can see some graphs on the Wolfire blog."
PC: And I'm a PC
Linux: Whatcha doing, PC?
PC: Playing games.
Linux: Cool, which ones?
PC: All of them.
- None can love freedom heartily, but good men; the rest love not freedom, but license. -- John Milton
Yeah, it's funny that they mentioned Mac/Windows at all. I mean, honestly, who uses those?
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Your personal, single, anecdotal experince obviously completely shatters the average of 59955 sales. Really? Why do you think anyone would care about individual peak values. It's the total income that matters, nothing else, when selling software.
Q: Why is starting a comment in the Subject: line incredibly rude?
Shutting down free speech with violence isn't fighting fascism. It IS fascism!
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- None can love freedom heartily, but good men; the rest love not freedom, but license. -- John Milton
I use Windows Vista and earlier today I got a virus while looking for porn torrents. The virus disabled taskmanager and the ability to run any other executables and flooded the screen with popups advertising fake virus software. It was easy enough to run HijackThis (after renaming it to iexplore.exe to fool the virus) to identify and delete the viral executable; I had the problem fixed in under 30 minutes.
Windows isn't that bad when you actually know what you're doing. Problem is, most people don't. Do you think those people would do any better on Linux? I doubt it.
Ubuntu has about twice the share of all other linux based desktops, combined, it would be nice to give it its own statistical category like mac. You don't just throw mac and 'linux' together as 'unix'. I'm tired of developers thinking they have to target multiple linux desktops with their coding and packaging. If you put out one single file, it should be a .deb.
why is it rude?
You know, there is a difference between trolling and pointing out the flaws in your reasoning. Just saying.