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Since the Release Team published its Vancouver Proposal for future release requirements for the Debian ports, a port has to show at least a userbase of 50 users. Whereas this is obviously no problem for such ports like i386, amd64 or powerpc, it may be a problem for other archs.
Therefore this page exists where you can submit your Name, Email Address and your ports (or archs) that you are using in Debian life currently. Of course your data will be kept confidential - except for that purpose you registered here: to show the Release Team that there are such many users on your platform!


Already registered:
alpha  : 56
amd64  : 110
arm  : 68
armeb  : 23
armel  : 20
hppa  : 51
hurd-i386  : 86
i386  : 298
ia64  : 31
kfreebsd-amd64  : 19
kfreebsd-i386  : 68
m32r  : 15
m68k  : 131
mips  : 75
mipsel  : 63
netbsd-alpha  : 10
netbsd-i386  : 12
powerpc  : 137
s390  : 18
sh  : 15
sparc  : 94
Ports you use:
alpha
amd64
arm
armeb
armel
hppa
hurd-i386
i386
ia64
kfreebsd-amd64
kfreebsd-i386
m32r
m68k
mips
mipsel
netbsd-alpha
netbsd-i386
powerpc
s390
sh
sparc
Your personal data:

Name:

Mail:

Dists:

Usage:


Note:
Please don't abuse this survey! You will only damaging the Debian Ports with faked data.
Select the archs, you are using, enter your full name and a valid email address. A short info mail will be sent to that email address in order to enable you later to change your settings. Sadly, the Vancouver proposal is not very clear about what a "user" is, how often a machine is being used or if that machine is only used to act for some services (e.g. nameserver, dhcp or mail). So you have the possibility to shortly describe your usage of your used machines. This can be an important information especially for such archs like arm, m68k or mips(el), whereas it is not that important for i386 or amd64, as I think. The usage information may be anonymized and made public.
Furthermore you can give information about your used dists like sid, testing, stable.

Thank you for participating!
Ingo Juergensmann, Thu Oct 6 12:42:10 CEST 2005