Re:Why Linux is not attracting young developers
by wheels on Monday April 19, 2010 @03:12AM
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Visible, and amusing example of this: last time I went to FOSDEM, a couple years back, they tried to sell me a KDE t-shirt at the booth. (For those outside of the community, icefox and I think both showed up on the KDE radar about a decade ago.)
Though, with the graph that papachito it got me wondering what "active" means. I've done 9 commits in the last year (whereas I used to do several hundred) and suspect I thusly get counted as "active". It might be more interesting to see things computed as something like people above one standard deviation below the mean...
Though, with the graph that papachito it got me wondering what "active" means. I've done 9 commits in the last year (whereas I used to do several hundred) and suspect I thusly get counted as "active". It might be more interesting to see things computed as something like people above one standard deviation below the mean...