Humble Bundle #2 Breaches $900k, On Way To $1M USD

Re:Humble Bundle #2 Breaches $900k, On Way To $1M USD by jacquesm on Saturday December 18, 2010 @03:36PM (#2020220)

What is really interesting is that the 'linux' buyers are willing to pay roughly 2x what the windows buyers are willing to pay. ($13.71 vs $6.40)

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Re:Humble Bundle #2 Breaches $900k, On Way To $1M USD by StavrosK on Saturday December 18, 2010 @06:07PM (#2020546)

We're just grateful we got some games.

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Re:Humble Bundle #2 Breaches $900k, On Way To $1M USD by jberryman on Saturday December 18, 2010 @08:22PM (#2020781)

I was thinking abour this earlier, and I think linux users feel "wealthier" in terms of software, and so are willing to pay more. Windows users have to scour the dark, virus-infected recesses of the internet to find free software. We just do apt-get.

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Re:Humble Bundle #2 Breaches $900k, On Way To $1M USD by nfriedly on Sunday December 19, 2010 @02:29AM (#2021326)

I know of one person who paid $0.01 to download the Windows copies. (To be fair, he's in high school and doesn't have much money, but he could probably afford more than that.) I suspect there are more of these folks on Windows than any other OS.

I'd be curious to see the averages if the top and bottom 1% were omitted.

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Re:Humble Bundle #2 Breaches $900k, On Way To $1M USD by marchdown on Sunday December 19, 2010 @11:31AM (#2021921)

It would be interesting to see more complete statistics.

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