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Popularity-contest passes 20000 submitters



I'm happy to report that today Debian popularity-contest passed 20000
participants/machines.  On <URL:http://popcon.debian.org/> you can see
20005 submissions considered. :)

>From the stats, one can see that these are the 10 most used non-Debian
packages (http://popcon.debian.org/unknown/by_vote):

  #rank name                            inst  vote   old recent no-files
  1     lame                            3130  1006  1749   375     0
  2     transcode                       2015   912   724   379     0
  3     skype                           1464   816   502   145     1
  4     opera                           1123   704   331    86     2
  5     sun-j2sdk1.5                    1095   702   335    55     3
  6     mjpegtools                      2097   644  1050   403     0
  7     realplayer                      1456   632   674    92    58
  8     j2re1.4                          858   557   279    16     6
  9     sun-j2re1.5                      812   519   243    45     5
  10    mencoder                        1884   499   376  1008     1

As you can see, multimedia tools are the most popular tools currently
missing in the Debian archive.  Not too surprising. :)

The submitters are also providing information on their architecture.
This give a nice view on the diversity of the Debian community.

  16612  84.12% i386
   2048  10.37% amd64
    460   2.33% arm
    266   1.35% powerpc
    132   0.67% sparc
     49   0.25% alpha
     44   0.22% hppa
     32   0.16% ia64
     25   0.13% mipsel
     18   0.09% s390
     17   0.09% mips
     14   0.07% armeb
     12   0.06% kfreebsd-i386
     10   0.05% m68k
      5   0.03% hurd-i386
      2   0.01% kfreebsd-amd64
      2   0.01% i486
      1   0.01% ppc64
  19749 100.00% total (ignored 256 without arch info)

If you want your machine to participate as well, all you need to do is
'aptitude install popularity-contest', and accept when asked if you
want to participate.

Friendly,
-- 
Petter Reinholdtsen



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