Because everyone was told download day was the 17th. There's no indication on the homepage that it's the "last few hours of the 17th and the majority of tomorrow".
Folks are going to go there today - not find the download link - and leave it. They won't bother trying tomorrow, they'll think it's BROKE.
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Well, initially, Firefox was going to be called Firebird until the Firebird database project lobbied them to change.
Because everyone was told download day was the 17th. There's no indication on the homepage that it's the "last few hours of the 17th and the majority of tomorrow". Folks are going to go there today - not find the download link - and leave it. They won't bother trying tomorrow, they'll think it's BROKE.
And linux is 0.4%. So a lot higher that he says. Nearer 60,000 that 600 http://www.currybet.net/articles/user_agents/2.php
Linux is at 0.4% - if there's 17 million visitors, then there should have been about 70,000 linux. http://www.currybet.net/articles/user_agents/2.php