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James Robertson

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Weekly Log Analysis: 7/29/06 Posted: Jul 29, 2006 9:20 AM
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Time to look back on the weekly numbers. BottomFeeder downloads proceeded at a rate of 170 per day:

PlatformBottomFeeder Downloads
Windows449
Update231
Linux x86119
Mac X116
CE ARM78
Mac 8/972
Windows98/ME23
Solaris8
HPUX19
AIX14
Linux Sparc13
Linux PPC12
SGI10
Sources10
ADUX4
Solaris863
CE x861

Looks like the normal distribution. Now a look at the HTML accesses:

ToolPercentage of Accesses
Mozilla49.7%
Internet Explorer34.1%
Planet Smalltalk4.9%
Opera3.2%
Other4.1%
MSN Bot2.7%
Megite1.3%

Finally, the RSS accesses:

ToolPercentage of Accesses
BottomFeeder20.9%
Mozilla17.2%
Other14.4%
BlogLines10%
Net News Wire8.1%
NewsGator4.4%
Internet Explorer4.3%
Google Feed Fetcher4.2%
Safari RSS4.1%
BlogSearch2.5%
SharpReader1.7%
Planet Smalltalk1.2%
RSS Bandit1%
RSS 2 Email1%
Opera1%
MSN Bot1%
JetBrains1%
Jakarta1%
Liferea1%
Java1%

Read: Weekly Log Analysis: 7/29/06

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