clearer
28th October 2007, 08:05 AM
I happened to look at the stats of smolt (http://smolt.fedoraproject.org/stats) and noticed that a couple of new companies have grown quite big in the Fedora world.
It appears that all the computer vendors we knew are very small fish in the pond -- the largest vendor seems to be a company named "System manufacturer".After that comes VMWare (I thought they only made software) and Hewlett-packard. The fourth on the list is named "To Be Filled By O.E.M.". Only then comes the company I would have expected.
Looking at the models people use, we see that VMWare with the top position and System with top two, top four and top seven as well as a few further down the list, are again a big players To Be Filled By O.E.M get a third place with their model simply called "To Be Filled By O.E.M"
Looking at the statistics of processors we can see that there are a few people who won't be having too few cycles just yet (well, compared to the rest of us). There are 3 systems registered with 32 processors and 1 with 30.
It appears that a lot of people have found secret runlevels too. Six systems are running runlevel 5555, three are running runlevel 333, two systems are running runlevel 7 and another two are running runlevel 35. I wonder what those are used for...
It appears that all the computer vendors we knew are very small fish in the pond -- the largest vendor seems to be a company named "System manufacturer".After that comes VMWare (I thought they only made software) and Hewlett-packard. The fourth on the list is named "To Be Filled By O.E.M.". Only then comes the company I would have expected.
Looking at the models people use, we see that VMWare with the top position and System with top two, top four and top seven as well as a few further down the list, are again a big players To Be Filled By O.E.M get a third place with their model simply called "To Be Filled By O.E.M"
Looking at the statistics of processors we can see that there are a few people who won't be having too few cycles just yet (well, compared to the rest of us). There are 3 systems registered with 32 processors and 1 with 30.
It appears that a lot of people have found secret runlevels too. Six systems are running runlevel 5555, three are running runlevel 333, two systems are running runlevel 7 and another two are running runlevel 35. I wonder what those are used for...
