browserlaunch2-development

[Browserlaunch2-development] Re: Added Konqueror support

[Jeff C. <sdv...@ya...>]

Thanks Thomas. I suppose we should add support for Opera and Galeon as 
well.

It appears the stats for sourceforge are broken. They seem to have been 
stuck on January 15 for weeks.

Later,
Jeff

[Browserlaunch2-development] Statistics

[Thomas A. <tho...@ch...>]

On 22-Feb-2005, at 14:01, Jeff Chapman wrote:

> It appears the stats for sourceforge are broken. They seem to have 
> been stuck on January 15 for weeks.

Yeah, check the site status at <http://sourceforge.net/docs/A04/>, it 
says:

(  2005-01-27 10:29:20 - Statistics )   Project statistics data for 
2005 that is omitted will not be processed until launch of the new 
statistics system. This data has been collected, but has not been 
processed for display. To ensure accuracy and reduce performance impact 
to users, these dates will be omitted until the new statistics system 
is launched. There is not currently a date set for the rollout of the 
new stats system. Please keep an eye here for that date when we release 
it.

Thomas,

Re: [Browserlaunch2-development] Statistics

[Thomas A. <tho...@ch...>]

On 22-Feb-2005, at 22:25, Thomas Aglassinger wrote:

> On 22-Feb-2005, at 14:01, Jeff Chapman wrote:
>
>> It appears the stats for sourceforge are broken. They seem to have 
>> been stuck on January 15 for weeks.
>
> Yeah, check the site status at <http://sourceforge.net/docs/A04/>, it 
> says:
>
> (  2005-01-27 10:29:20 - Statistics )   Project statistics data for 
> 2005 that is omitted will not be processed until launch of the new 
> statistics system. [...]

It seems that stats are about to come back, here's a quote from the 
current newsletter:

"The new SF.net stats system is also being rolled-out in March.
This new system provides live stats (as opposed to batched) for
downloads, page views, bandwidth, and many other services.
All stats have been enhanced, and you will be able to see
online graphs for many of the metrics, including a break down
per package per project.  It's impressive stuff, and I know
you'll find it very useful."

Thomas.