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Same here! I usually opt in to popularity-contest on all Debian installs of mine that are on PCs, though I leave it turned off on servers.
by notRobot 6y ago
Same here! I usually opt in to popularity-contest on all Debian installs of mine that are on PCs, though I leave it turned off on servers.
- lucb1e 6y agoI have it turned off on a laptop I use for red teaming because you don't want to be accidentally noisy on the network, but other than that it's turned on.
- dsr_ 6y agoI really wish popcon asked two questions right up front: 1. Is this machine primarily used as a laptop, desktop or server? 2. Is this machine owned by a business or by a person? All sorts of popcon results are taken as being authoritative, when (I think) the overwhelming majority of responders are personal owners with laptops or desktops.
- rovr138 6y agoSimilar. But I also set it off on vm's if I'm testing something. It'll quickly and destroyed, so I just keep thinking I'll pollute their stats.