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Hello dear friends, started yesterday, there is a statistics collection system running at http://www.ustr.net/tellme.htm where you just need to enter few data to help us to understand how is this our microcontroller world. There is a click text on the top you can see the actual statistics available, where it is very interesting to see that a great part of people still using the old IBM PC, not even the XT, and that DOS is 50% of the Windows98 population. It took some part of my time to put it available, much more than your actual 20 seconds to answer it. :) Thank you, Wagner Lipnharski.

>There is a click text on the top you can see the actual >statistics available, where it is very interesting to see >that a great part of people still using the old IBM PC, >not even the XT, and that DOS is 50% of the Windows98 >population. I'm surprised at the number of people running "DeskToop" machines... :-) I'd be interested to know how many people are multiple booting. NT (primary), 95, 98, dos, and Linux are on my main machine. newell

Scott Newell wrote: > > >There is a click text on the top you can see the actual > >statistics available, where it is very interesting to see > >that a great part of people still using the old IBM PC, > >not even the XT, and that DOS is 50% of the Windows98 > >population. > > I'm surprised at the number of people running "DeskToop" machines... > :-) I'm surprise about TEXAS MICROCONTROLLERS ;( If i believe in this statistic, i will never sell my KIT... :) Mig. > > I'd be interested to know how many people are multiple booting. NT > (primary), 95, 98, dos, and Linux are on my main machine. > > newell

Wagner Lipnharski wrote: {Quote hidden}> > Hello dear friends, > > started yesterday, there is a statistics collection system > running at http://www.ustr.net/tellme.htm where you just > need to enter few data to help us to understand how is this > our microcontroller world. > > There is a click text on the top you can see the actual > statistics available, where it is very interesting to see > that a great part of people still using the old IBM PC, > not even the XT, and that DOS is 50% of the Windows98 > population. > > It took some part of my time to put it available, much more > than your actual 20 seconds to answer it. :) > > Thank you, > > Wagner Lipnharski. I will fonward this e-mail for other list group! Miguel

Hi, due to the questionnaire I must stress there is another country called Hungary, missing unfortunately from the choice list despite the fact I'm sure there are sure a lot of more PIClers here than in country xxx. It would be nice if Hungary would be a stand-alone item on the list, as "a friendly land; not big but grand". Imre On Thu, 18 Feb 1999, WF AUTOMACAO wrote: {Quote hidden}> Wagner Lipnharski wrote: > > > > Hello dear friends, > > > > started yesterday, there is a statistics collection system > > running at http://www.ustr.net/tellme.htm where you just > > need to enter few data to help us to understand how is this > > our microcontroller world. > > > > There is a click text on the top you can see the actual > > statistics available, where it is very interesting to see > > that a great part of people still using the old IBM PC, > > not even the XT, and that DOS is 50% of the Windows98 > > population. > > > > It took some part of my time to put it available, much more > > than your actual 20 seconds to answer it. :) > > > > Thank you, > > > > Wagner Lipnharski. > > I will fonward this e-mail for other list group! > > Miguel > >

I am real sorry, it is my mistake not to include all countries, it is just my ignorance and distraction. If you do not find your country listed, just email me directly and it will be there very shortly. Wagner Lipnharski. Dr. Imre Bartfai wrote: > Hi, > due to the questionnaire I must stress there is another country called > Hungary, missing unfortunately from the choice list despite the fact I'm > sure there are sure a lot of more PIClers here than in country xxx. It > would be nice if Hungary would be a stand-alone item on the list, as > "a friendly land; not big but grand". > Imre

I already changed the "results screen" to show one decimal digit so now we can see the small quantities, like 0.5%. We got only 169 answers, and I think we have much more people out there to answer it. Make part of this survey and tell us about your computer used to work with microcontrollers, design, programming, and so on. Takes only 15 seconds to answer. Tell your friends about it. click here ---> http://www.ustr.net/tellme.htm <---- Thank you. Wagner.

Just to inform a partial (up to date) results: Total Aswers: 263 Operational System: 1) 41.4% Windows95 2) 21.6% Windows98 3) 12.9% DOS Type of CPU: 1) 41.4% Pentium 2) 19.7% Pentium II 3) 11.4% 486 Package: 1) 79.4% Desktop 2) 6.8% Laptop 3) 4.5% Notebook MCU: 1) 48.2% Microchip family 2) 23.9% 8051 family 3) 1.1% Hitachi The MCU usage could be considerable different if the spam_OUTatmelTakeThisOuTpic.co.za forum members answered the survey in favor to the Atmel AVR parts. It was announced there, but so far we got just one answer to AVR (0.3%). For the detailed results: http://www.ustr.net/cgi-bin/showme.cgi To participate at the survey: http://www.ustr.net/tellme.htm Wagner.