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I'm wondering the same thing. Nearly every other metric I've seen puts desktop Linux between 3% and 4%. I'd imagine that paranoid Linux users would be underco
by loudmax 10y ago
I'm wondering the same thing. Nearly every other metric I've seen puts desktop Linux between 3% and 4%. I'd imagine that paranoid Linux users would be undercounted because they're less likely to let Mozilla collect stats on them. And of course, Firefox stats wouldn't include ChromeOS.
Still <1% seems awfully low. We're rare but we're not that rare.
- yborg 10y agoIt's the percentage of users on Linux running Firefox, so a simpler possibility is that a substantial number are running Chrome.
- digi_owl 10y agoI think more and more distros ship some compile of Chromium these days, or perhaps iceweasel/icecat (the GNU "fork" formed after the debacle with Debian over trademarks).
- krallja 10y agoThe Firefox in Debian's APT repo is patched to disable telemetry by default.