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I truly believe Ubuntu is missing a huge opportunity regarding apt repository statistics. They should be able to track (at least on the mirrors they control) ea
by rufugee 16y ago
I truly believe Ubuntu is missing a huge opportunity regarding apt repository statistics. They should be able to track (at least on the mirrors they control) each time a user installs a particular package. Collecting these sorts of statistics and making them public via the Ubuntu website or through Synaptic would add a lot of value to the user community, IMHO. When I'm looking for a particular type of software in the repository, I for one would love to know how many downloads a package has had and how those stats compare to other alternative packages.
- nickbp 16y agoDebian has "popularity-contest", which is an optional package that submits those statistics. The results can be viewed at http://popcon.debian.org/ http://popcon.debian.org/ Also installable in Ubuntu.