Quoting Mark Mielke (mark at mark.mielke.cc):
> On Sat, Jun 15, 2002 at 04:44:18PM -0500, Steve Sheldon wrote:
> > 80-90% of players are using Win32 clients.
> 
> This is an interesting statistic as Netrek was originally UNIX-only.

Did a little statistical analysis on continuum.

Since Tue Oct 12 18:04:14 1999 there have been 492,212 client logins, the
break-down by Arch is at the end of the message.

Steve is right, Win32 dominates the clients. It's very close to 80%

Win32: 77.77%

Here is how I got the numbers, feel free to double check the approach.

Get all the Arch: listings from the logfile

cat logfile | perl -nle'/Arch:\s?(\S+)/&&print$1' > archs.txt

Count up and sort them

cat archs.txt | sort | uniq -c | sort -r -n

Here is the break down.

 190490 Intel/Win32.
 173002 Win32.
  30916 x86/Linux.
  19347 gnu_win32
  15507 i386/Linux.
   9684 Zen
   5977 PC
   4157 Sun4
   3922 FreeBSD
   3274 Sparc/Solaris
   3210 Sun-4/Solaris-2.3.
   3155 Linux
   3027 SPARC/Solaris
   2920 linux_ix86
   2743 linux
   2396 SGI/IRIX
   2394 i386/Linux
   1556 Solaris251
    959 Java
    881 x86/FreeBSD
    853 SunOS
    808 SGI/Irix
    775 PowerPC/Darwin/X11.
    770 sun4/4.1.x.
    683 i386/FreeBSD
    682 Alpha/Digital
    666 Solaris2.6
    624 Sun
    482 DEC-ALPHA
    476 Intel/Linux.
    456 i386/Linux-ELF/R6.
    436 Macintosh.
    426 PowerPC/Linux.
    408 PowerMac
    401 HP700
    376 SGI/IRIX64
    327 Alpha
    288 Amiga
    277 sun4/SunOS
    264 SPARC/Linux
    219 i386/Linux-glibc.
    186 NetBSD
    164 alpha_osf1
    159 ia32/FreeBSD.
    154 NetBSD/i386
    136 SGI
    135 Alpha/Linux.
    122 win32intel
    118 x86/linux.
    118 unix
    113 AXP3000/OSF1-v1.3.
    104 SGI/IriX.
     83 x86/FreeBSD.
     77 HPUX
     71 ix86/Linux
     67 RS6000
     49 PA-RISC/HP-UX
     44 HP
     30 hp700
     16 486/Linux/Slackware-v2.0.
     13 Intel/FreeBSD
     12 x86
     11 MIPS/Ultrix
      8 SPARC
      4 sparc/sunos413.
      3 sgi/5.x.
      1 RS6000/AIX.

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