Operating System Graph
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Operating Systems History
  Operating System Hits % Bytes % Visitors Pages Errors
1 Windows NT
213,223    45.8%
0    0%
3,573 5,783 5,710
2 Mac OS
126,404    27.1%
0    0%
3,312 2,918 10,120
3 Unknown
104,202    22.4%
0    0%
2,337 71,833 13,455
4 Linux
5,306    1.14%
0    0%
453 293 525
5 Windows XP
5,043    1.08%
0    0%
541 1,354 262
6 Windows 95
4,105    <1%
0    0%
85 193 99
7 Windows 2000
3,453    <1%
0    0%
932 2 1
8 Windows 3.1
3,336    <1%
0    0%
153 182 87
9 Windows 98
800    <1%
0    0%
217 133 168
10 Windows Me
67    <1%
0    0%
67 0 1
  Average
46,593    10.00%
0    0%
1,167 8,269 3,042
10 Totals
465,939    100%
0    0%
11,670 82,691 30,428
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Help Card: Operating Systems History
Report Overview This report shows the operating systems (and version number, where applicable) being used by site visitors to make hits to your site over time. Use this information to ensure that your site content is viewable by visitors on all operating systems. Additionally, different operating systems tend to represent different types of visitors, so any upward and downward trends in a particular operating system should be taken into consideration when planning future site content.

Graph Description Vertical axis: Hits (default sorting).
Changing the sorting options in Settings > Statistics will alter the vertical axis to the new sort method. This report can be sorted/graphed by hits, bytes, visitors, pages or errors.

Horizontal axis: Days.
All days of the report period.

Depth (Z) axis: Operating Systems.
The numbers along this axis correspond to the numbered entries in the table.

Table Description Operating System:
Name of the operating system being analyzed, along with its version number where applicable.

Hits (%):
Number of hits to the site by visitors using the corresponding operating system. (Percentage as a proportion of hits from all operating systems.)

Bytes (%):
Raw bytes transferred as a result of hits to the site by visitors using the corresponding operating system. (Percentage as a proportion of bytes transferred from all operating systems.)

Visitors:
Number of site visitors who used the corresponding operating system. This figure includes repeat visitors, so the total amount may appear higher than expected.

Pages:
Number of pages viewed using the corresponding operating system.

Errors:
Number of server errors generated as a result of hits to the site by visitors using the corresponding operating system.
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