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Re: [PLUG] Netraverse LUG Sponsorship Program
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I think it was 64% by the last netcraft. of course, what do you call an
industrial site? i once read that companies whose websites were tied to
their business (aka: e-tailors, etc) were more likely to use unix +
apache, where-as companies that simply were creating a presence (yes this
was a few years ago) were more likely to use IIS (bundling). This was a
long time ago and I no longer have the link. But maybe you could google
some similar stats.
> Tobias DiPasquale said:
>> On Mon, 2002-12-16 at 08:31, Paul wrote:
>>> What would happen if we turned around the equivalents issue? What
>>> does Linux offer which other OS'es do not, and which businesses and
>>> regular users would benefit from? And why does it have to be
>>> equivalent? What about better or sufficient applications?
>>
>> Well, OSS server software is unarguably some of the best and most
>> popular of it's kind:
>>
>> - Apache is the largest installed-base web server on the planet (65%
>> of all web servers are Apache).
>
> True. As is mine. But mine is a little rinky-dink personal site, that no
> one (including me :-) cares about. What percentage of big sites (or busy
> sites, or well known sites) run Apache? Amazon, Google, etc. Places that
> you wouldn't qualify as "hobbyist" or "light-duty".
>
> (yes, we know Apache is industrial strength. But the more relevant
> question is what percentage of industrial strength sites are running
> Apache, as opposed to home people like me)
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