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Why? Because you predict it won't meet your definition of popularity? Once upon a time, Arch and Gentoo were dismissed in exactly this way.
by rjbond3rd 14y ago
Why? Because you predict it won't meet your definition of popularity? Once upon a time, Arch and Gentoo were dismissed in exactly this way.
- Karunamon 14y agoArch and Gentoo are still tiny fractions of the linux install base (which is itself a tiny fraction of users), and are mostly irrelevant.
- rjbond3rd 14y agoIrrelevant for what, to whom? Everything is a tiny fraction of something -- are you saying that value is purely a function of popularity?
- freshhawk 14y agoUnless you feel that those that write software have more influence in the direction of the community than those who just apt-get/yum install it. Then they are a small fraction of users but are not irrelevant.