LineageOS download challenge (over 1650 installations!)

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Update:

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We’re up 14 places/47 installs and before the Asus Zenpad 8.0 :smiley:

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@Ingo, Could you or someone else update the first post again? :slight_smile:

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Uff, that was close! :joy:

Here is the updated chart:

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Do devices running the microG fork count into that number?

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Huh!? Huawei Ascend Mate 2 lost half of its userbase!?

compared to last week:

Fairphone 2 has become an evil phone: :imp:

Here is the updated chart:

At a constant growth rate of 7% we will reach 1000 active users in about 6 weeks (mid January).

Edit: At 1000 users we get detailed statistics about the version in use and the country of the user.

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Perhaps people move away because the device is not supported anymore.
But how does LineageOS count an “active install”? By phoning home?

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The official statistics page defines the counted devices as “active installs”. I assume that those are installs that are calling home to look for newer updates.

Ah, that must be it!

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Meh, the design of the stats page has changed. Mainly they are now just using the nicknames instead of the “human readable” names of the phones.

But we made the top #300! And it seems we passed the OPPO Find 7s which went down 28 installs.

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There are two stats pages:

(Open data :heart_eyes:)

Edit:

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I feel somewhat stupid now :smiley:

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No worries, I was confused too at first. :wink:

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@Stefan: Thanks for this fantastic statistic graph!

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As of today, the FP2 is only 8 places below the OnePlus 5 – a quite popular device. It’s around 30 install. We the FP2 make it before christmas?

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Be aware that the Oneplus 5 is listed twice: Once as “(Oneplus5)” (rank 290) and once as “Oneplus 5” (rank 62, over 6800 installs). :wink:

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Oops, i must have missed that. :grin:

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Unfortunately the data series has become irregular due to a server outage on 12th Dec so I had to make some modifications to the chart.

Here is the raw data, maybe one of you can improve on the above chart:

Date
22.10.2017 362
29.10.2017 395
05.11.2017 487
12.11.2017 534
19.11.2017 581
26.11.2017 622
03.12.2017 666
10.12.2017 712
26.12.2017 747
28.12.2017 772
01.01.2018 791
05.01.2018 816
10.01.2018 830
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How does this statistic work. Does the OS phone home? Or does someone who’s admin on the server count the number of nightly downloads?