After running the JEmu2 site for 2 weeks, I have some stats to share. Maybe it’s interesting to someone…
- The homepage of www.gagaplay.com gets an average of about 1000 hits a day.
- The JEmu2 homepage of JEmu2 (www.gagaplay.com/jemu2) gets an average of about 330 hits a day.
- about 400 times a day, a game is played. This is logged after successfully having ended an emulator of a game. Starting the JEmu2 frontend doesn’t count, but ending for example the commando emulator 2 times and pacman 1 time, results in 3 games played.
- about 8 times a day, an error occurs on the client (I log exceptions on the server), which are mostly OpenGL problems. Most of the times (but not always), they are from non-nvidia cards. Occasionally, there’s a problem which points to a java web start bug, which sometimes fails to update the local jnlp file the first time, but that’s about 1 out of 25 errors. This stat doesn’t mean there are not more errors, for example when a driver causes a native VM crash, this is not logged.
- 2.3% of the visitors use MacOSX, 0.3% use Linux, the rest is Windows.
- 17% of the logged exceptions come from Linux, the rest from Windows. No exceptions have ben logged from an OSX user yet.
From what I can tell, the number of logged errors coming from Linux seems extremely high (17%) compared to the very low number of visitors using Linux (0.3%).
Please note that I can’t tell anything about the number of unique users. I don’t log the user’s IP number, only the OS, java version, video hw and driver version and only if there’s something wrong. I could maybe scoop that out of the logging from the http server, but I haven’t yet. So maybe there’s only like 5 hardcore addicts
The numbers coming from client logging on the server might not be correct (for example in case of firewalled machines not allowing JEmu2 to contact the server).
FWIW…