At 14/02/2013 05:48am, there are 118,770 users and 95,851 machines registered.
My guess at the number of Linux users:
World population:
Internet users:
My guess at the number of Linux users:
World population:
Internet users:
08/11/2012 07:31pmEnhanced countries and cities statistics03/11/2012 09:12amDoing some SEO stuff, any hints?26/10/2012 06:42amSome important changes related to permissions on the server19/10/2012 06:30pmCreating of new machines through lico-update.sh fixed29/07/2012 10:54amOverall users charts on startpage23/04/2012 03:41pmWe are still alive and not inactive! Just only some private changes in my live.11/01/2012 05:24amcounter.li.org NOW is linuxcounter.net!29/12/2011 05:24amBugfix: "503 Bad Gateway" at login / logout15/12/2011 10:57pmThe Linux Counter Project now has its own PPA on launchpad11/12/2011 07:59pmA question to the community!
LiCo - The New LinuxCounter Project - Get counted as a linux user and register your linux boxes
The New LinuxCounter Project was created in order to revive and replace the good old linux counter project on counter.li.org.
Since January 11, 2012 counter.li.org redirects directly to linuxcounter.net and thus, linuxcounter.net is the only and main real linux counter with the greatest userbase.
The original Linux Counter was run by a nonprofit membership organization called the Linux Counter Project. This organization was created on May 1, 1999, taking over the running of the counter from Harald Tveit Alvestrand, who has been running the project since 1993. Harald Alvestrand is chief executive officer of the organization.
It was started as a "for fun" project to find out how many Linux users there are worldwide. The basic idea is for people to register themselves as being a Linux user. Of course, this way you won't get all Linux users counted as not every Linux user will register himself at the Linux Counter site. Thus, the only way to "know" the number of Linux users worldwide, is to make a guess, preferably a not-too-wild guess of the number of Linux users. Not making wild guesses there is only one way to go: statistics. And so, there we are.
Also see this wikipedia article for information about the Linux Counter Project. On the 10th of september in 2011, we also were "slashdotted". See this article here.
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