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Operating Systems History

Betriebssytem

Anfragen

Bytes

Besucher

Seiten

Fehler

Windows XP

1,501,147

36.0%

12.57GB

27.7%

81,655

461,394

89,788

Windows 98

1,469,409

35.2%

10.69GB

23.6%

27,902

421,703

20,549

Unknown

845,723

20.3%

18.69GB

41.2%

12,252

660,708

16,147

Windows 2000

126,026

3.02%

964.3MB

2.08%

6,570

38,284

3,420

Mac OS

74,063

1.78%

745.7MB

1.61%

2,901

19,464

3,639

Windows NT

61,910

1.48%

976.6MB

2.10%

2,490

25,118

1,291

Linux

57,957

1.39%

508.7MB

1.10%

1,037

20,946

1,096

Windows 3.1

16,249

<1%

49.9MB

<1%

252

4,241

158

Windows Me

13,238

<1%

189.2MB

<1%

1,570

3,783

609

Windows 95

2,742

<1%

17.9MB

<1%

300

821

Mac OS X

485

<1%

3.0MB

<1%

SunOS

460

<1%

3.4MB

<1%

159

AIX

<1%

152.8kB

<1%

Unix Console

<1%

1.1MB

<1%

FreeBSD

<1%

138.8kB

<1%

durchschnittlich

277,964

6.67%

3.02GB

6.67%

9,134

110,448

9,121

Summe

4,169,460

100%

45.33GB

100%

137,021

1,656,726

136,816

Help Card: Operating Systems History

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Horizontal axis: Days.
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Depth (Z) axis: Operating Systems.
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Operating System:
Name of the operating system being analyzed, along with its version number where applicable.

Hits (%):
Number of hits to the site by visitors using the corresponding operating system. (Percentage as a proportion of hits from all operating systems.)

Bytes (%):
Raw bytes transferred as a result of hits to the site by visitors using the corresponding operating system. (Percentage as a proportion of bytes transferred from all operating systems.)

Visitors:
Number of site visitors who used the corresponding operating system. This figure includes repeat visitors, so the total amount may appear higher than expected.

Pages:
Number of pages viewed using the corresponding operating system.

Errors:
Number of server errors generated as a result of hits to the site by visitors using the corresponding operating system.