Mandriva and Mageia torrent stats
Jim Whitby
interested in Mangeia than Mandriva.
Since I started these torrents Tues nite.
As of now.
Mangeia DVD:
32 bit has 54 completed uploads with 12 peers.
64 bit has 53 completed uploads with 16 peers.
Mandriva beta3 DVD:
32 bit has 36 completed uploads with 2 peers.
64 bit has 33 completed uploads with 3 peers.
When Mandriva 2011 is released, I'll do a check on the same time frame to
see what difference a "release" version vs beta makes.
unruh
> While certainly not anything scientific. It seems a lot more people are
> interested in Mangeia than Mandriva.
Since Mageia is a final and Mandriva a beta this is hardly surprizing.
>
> Since I started these torrents Tues nite.
>
> As of now.
>
> Mangeia DVD:
>
> 32 bit has 54 completed uploads with 12 peers.
> 64 bit has 53 completed uploads with 16 peers.
>
> Mandriva beta3 DVD:
>
> 32 bit has 36 completed uploads with 2 peers.
> 64 bit has 33 completed uploads with 3 peers.
>
> When Mandriva 2011 is released, I'll do a check on the same time frame to
> see what difference a "release" version vs beta makes.
It should make a huge difference. Most people are not interested in
testing out a beta. They want a useable system.
Jim Whitby
> On 2011-06-05, Jim Whitby <nos...@whitby-jr.org> wrote:
>> While certainly not anything scientific. It seems a lot more people are
>> interested in Mangeia than Mandriva.
>
> Since Mageia is a final and Mandriva a beta this is hardly surprizing.
I agree. Said so in first post involving the downloads ( different thread
).
>
>
>
>> Since I started these torrents Tues nite.
>>
>> As of now.
>>
>> Mangeia DVD:
>>
>> 32 bit has 54 completed uploads with 12 peers. 64 bit has 53 completed
>> uploads with 16 peers.
>>
>> Mandriva beta3 DVD:
>>
>> 32 bit has 36 completed uploads with 2 peers. 64 bit has 33 completed
>> uploads with 3 peers.
>>
>> When Mandriva 2011 is released, I'll do a check on the same time frame
>> to see what difference a "release" version vs beta makes.
>
> It should make a huge difference. Most people are not interested in
> testing out a beta. They want a useable system.
Again, I agree. I'm interested in the first few days of the Mandriva 2011
release, but wanted to post the stats I have now.
If I write em down, and post all at once someone will question whether I
fudged any of them.
Doug Laidlaw
What I noticed much was the shortage of Mandriva peers. I was surprised at
the level of interest in Mageia, compared to some lesser-known ones, Linux
Mint, for example. It has Twitter and Facebook contacts from all over the
world.
Doug.
David W. Hodgins
> What I noticed much was the shortage of Mandriva peers. I was surprised at
> the level of interest in Mageia, compared to some lesser-known ones, Linux
> Mint, for example. It has Twitter and Facebook contacts from all over the
> world.
That's why I kept running ktorrent, seeding the Mandriva beta, until early
yesterday (now), as it kept showing leachers with no seeders other then me.
I only shut it down when it had stalled due to no downloads for several
hours. When there is only one seeder, I expect it would be much faster
to download from one of the ftp sites. I can't upload faster then 55 MB/s.
Regards, Dave Hodgins
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