Archive for the ‘Stats’ Category
Sunday, August 23rd, 2009
I’ve finally got a little down time since putting out another alpha build for Paint.NET v3.5 tonight (go get it!), so I decided it was a good opportunity to update the usage statistics. The last time I posted an update was last October, and that’s way too long to have ...
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Wednesday, November 5th, 2008
First, I'm very glad that Obama won the election. It was the first time I've ever voted, in fact. I think he will provide some much needed hope and invigoration. Congratulations!
Anyway, on to the stats! I haven't posted on this since September 2007, and it's way long overdue for an ...
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Thursday, October 11th, 2007
Overall usage is up only 3.8% for September, which isn't too surprising nor is it bad. Vista share grew only a very small amount, and 64-bit is basically at the same level it was in August – it's still disappointingly low. Overall there isn't really much to say this month ...
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Saturday, September 1st, 2007
Now that I'm caught up on stats after having published them for June and July, and now that it's September, it's time to publish stats for August.
Overall usage is up a surprising 15% over July, and 25% since May. Vista usage is still growing strongly, and is up another ...
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Saturday, August 25th, 2007
I haven't updated the usage stats in quite awhile, so I'm playing catch up here! To summarize, overall Paint.NET is up by about 8.7% for the last few months, and the percentage of Vista users has increased by a surprising 25%. The 64-bit percentage hasn't really budged. The various languages ...
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Sunday, June 3rd, 2007
As many of you know, Paint.NET has a built-in updater. Every once in awhile*, it will ping the http://www.getpaint.net/ website to see if there's a newer version available, and if so it will invite the user to install it. Two clicks of the mouse later and the user now has ...
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