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Valve's Steam Survey Numbers For October Just Point To More Inaccuracies
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People avoid surveys like fire. I never understood the point of them, really.
Could someone explain it, please? Thanks in advance.
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Guest repliedOriginally posted by lucasbekker View PostPhoronix should stop reporting these numbers if they are so clearly meaningless...
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Maybe one could argue that Linux has certainly established a strong bridgehead here. If so, I could call it a success so far. And considering all things, it has been success. There are more and more grounds for users to settle in better than ever before.
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Phoronix should stop reporting these numbers if they are so clearly meaningless...
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I only play CSGO on Linux. I would play more games, but most do not allow Linux/Windows players to play against each other. 0 AD is a fun free RTS game for Linux.
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The numbers are like web surveys: Not supposed to be taken serious. Especially not below 1% which the given accuracy.
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Valve's Steam Survey Numbers For October Just Point To More Inaccuracies
Phoronix: Valve's Steam Survey Numbers For October Just Point To More Inaccuracies
With the start of a new month we are always eager to see what Valve reports via their "Steam Survey" for Linux usage (among other stats) for the month prior. The October 2019 numbers are now published but they don't indicate any Linux change in marketshare but with some odd indications...
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