What Linux Do You Use? Poll - ReviewLinux.Com
Well our poll at Review Linux has been on our main page for almost 3 days. There have been well over 1500 votes in those 3 days. I did subnit the poll in a news article to both Linux.Com and Lxer.Com as well as Digg.Com. Not sure if it made it to any page at Linux.Com ( too lazy after turkey night to look up here in Canada ) but it was on the others. Funny how any of these so called Favorite Linux OS polls work, they really are in no way a scientific poll what so ever as they can be manipulated in many ways. Double answering the poll question comes to mind..
Yes even my poll has its weaknesses but I never said it was a solid scientific poll did I?
One thing I enjoy about any particular brand of Linux is it's user base. You have the guys that just jump on the band wagon when they see a vote question and call to arms the masses and practically get car loads of people to vote or even a vote robot as I saw on one post from a Linux group I will not mention here. But heah, the more press the merrier I think. I have no issues with anyone getting out the call to vote on any forum. I do however have issues with forums that deny such a calling.
Here are some links to forums that mentioned the poll. I think you will find them an interesting read and probably see why this poll is the way it is...
http://forum.mandriva.com/viewtopic.php?t=71393 Oct 6 2007
http://www.blogdrake.net/node/9116 Oct 7 2007
http://www.pclinuxos.com/forum/index.php?topic=32927.0 Oct 7 2007
http://blog.mandriva.com/2007/10/07/...-2008-release/
I do have to say that all this poll is on Reviiew Linux is a snapshot of 3 days worth of visitors that have ventured to Review Linux and have decided to enter in the poll. The question asked was What Linux Do You Use? A very simple question. This poll in no way I believe represents a true popularity of any brand of Linux. As a matter of fact I would like to know where I could find a poll on the web that would represent a true snapshot of what brand of Linux a person may be using and its overall popularity? If you know of such link, send it to me..
Yes even my poll has its weaknesses but I never said it was a solid scientific poll did I?One thing I enjoy about any particular brand of Linux is it's user base. You have the guys that just jump on the band wagon when they see a vote question and call to arms the masses and practically get car loads of people to vote or even a vote robot as I saw on one post from a Linux group I will not mention here. But heah, the more press the merrier I think. I have no issues with anyone getting out the call to vote on any forum. I do however have issues with forums that deny such a calling.
Here are some links to forums that mentioned the poll. I think you will find them an interesting read and probably see why this poll is the way it is...
http://forum.mandriva.com/viewtopic.php?t=71393 Oct 6 2007
http://www.blogdrake.net/node/9116 Oct 7 2007
http://www.pclinuxos.com/forum/index.php?topic=32927.0 Oct 7 2007
http://blog.mandriva.com/2007/10/07/...-2008-release/
I do have to say that all this poll is on Reviiew Linux is a snapshot of 3 days worth of visitors that have ventured to Review Linux and have decided to enter in the poll. The question asked was What Linux Do You Use? A very simple question. This poll in no way I believe represents a true popularity of any brand of Linux. As a matter of fact I would like to know where I could find a poll on the web that would represent a true snapshot of what brand of Linux a person may be using and its overall popularity? If you know of such link, send it to me..

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I have to say that Debian distros rock, I really like Kanotix and Sidux but a new kid has shown up and that is gOS, it has nice shortcut access to googles online applications, mail and news service I would give it a 10 for user satisfaction.
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Posted 11-13-2007 at 08:24 PM by wirechief
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I still use Ubuntu everyday. But play with alot of others....
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Posted 11-13-2007 at 08:51 PM by Administrator
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