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First Results of the Migration Guide to Free Software

A month ago we presented in Society of the work that we have been developing in the Axarquia almost two years Guide migration to free software and the results, when we insist there is still much information for free are very rewarding. The first days

filing more than four thousand hits a day , averaging over 100 visits per day since.

In the past 10 days, more than 50% of visitors return and data are:

  • on browsers, the big winner is Firefox with 65% of visits, followed by Chrome (14%) and Internet Explorer (13%).
  • If the statistic is also using same browser and operating system, the results are different: it is found that although it is most used firefox browser, almost 50% of visitors use Windows in some version (hopefully thanks to this guide soon that figure will be drastically reduced) Porcertanje de sistemas operativos y navegadores que visitan la guía
  • On visits:
  • Almost 32% of visits are direct
  • About 20% via slashdot
  • Over 10% google (organic and referral)
  • Nearly 7% from
  • Shortly linuxhispano.net 5% for rebelion.org and nearly 5% of this blog
  • and 3.5% for lapastillaroja

Except my blog, for obvious reasons, speak to the major news portals have collected free software the news and have provided important visits.


  • On the origin of visitors, mostly are speaking countries Hispanic (once we finish the guide we hope to translate it into multiple languages.)

Origen de las visitas a la guía Emphasizing, plus of course Spain with 53%, the following countries: Argentina

(17%), Colombia (7.68%), Ecuador (4.33%) and Mexico (3, 57%)

  • As anecdotal note that as keywords to get to the guide: "swot migration," because they migrate to free software "," server migration plan "," management of change analysis, "analysis swot in software "," swot immigration
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narrow the results to the last 10 days, a visitor map leads to the following:

Mapa de visitas mundiales a la guía

As we can see, almost every country in the world where there are computers.

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