Project ΠΎΠΏΡΠ±Π»ΠΈΠΊΠΎΠ²Π°Π» hardware used in Linux in the last 5 years. The study involved users who downloaded hardware samples over this period using the hw-probe program. correlate with the results of a year ago from Canonical.
Although Canonical and Linux-Hardware.org's statistics differ within 10 percent for most parameters, there are noticeable differences for some parameters. For example, according to Linux-Hardware.org, the number of 32-bit Ubuntu installations was 8% (vs. 2% for Canonical), the use of a single GPU in 80% of cases (vs. 94% for Canonical), and the PPI value of the monitors used is less than 120 in 72% cases (versus 33% for Canonical).
A significant difference between Linux-Hardware.org and the Canonical report is the ability to view the detailed characteristics of each computer participating in the collection of statistics, as well as more monitored hardware / OS parameters and support for all Linux distributions without exception. On the page of each statistics there are both pie and line charts over time - you can see how user preferences change over time. But line charts are dependent on the growth of the popularity of the project itself, so you need to pay attention to the ratio of values ββrather than their absolute growth. Report also on github, as well as all anonymous user samples. Wishes for additional types of statistics that may seem interesting to users can be left in the comments.
Source: opennet.ru