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Except for the short lived increases in the rate of licenses registered shown after several of the version releases, it is amazing to me how consistent the number of licenses for MorphOS appear to be. The angle of the graph is very consistent, which I think means that we must be gaining some new MorphOS users, because all of those new registrations can't be existing users who are buying different compatible models. Since the forum traffic here does not appear to have increased significantly, those new users may not be continuing to use a MorphOS system, after buying a license and trying it out for a short period of time. It makes me wonder just how many active MorphOS users there are around the globe, and if the number of active users is growing, or shrinking, or staying about the same? My guess is that the number of active users (defined as a user who turns on and uses any MorphOS system at least once or twice a week), is staying about the same, and my guess is that the number of active users that fit my description, is about 1,500 to 2,000. That's just a wild guess, with no data to back up my assumption. People who know more about forum traffic and download statistics of MorphOS software, could make a much more accurate guess of how many MorphOS users fit my description of "active".

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I stand corrected, even if part of the 11,2's are actually "quad core". The new graphs are in place.

5129 here :)

Very happy to support this great OS

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And your registration date would be... today? Papiosaur reported 5101 on Sept. 26th, so that would give us a short term average rate of 1,65 keys per day. That seems better than the overall 1,12 since MorphOS 2.0.

Yup, today's date as registration.

Wayfarer effect!

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We'll see how te peak looks like as soon as I update the graph. I personally doubt it would beat the "2.0 effect" however.

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I know that the Amigans that use OS4 are with the knife to the neck.... you can read their forum.
When I think that the people we can enjoy of MorphOS with more things not only with Wayfarer, for example the BeWorld ports, Iris, etc.

5172, today.

Powermac 7,3 (Dual CPU 2,0 GHz) with Studio Display. A replacement for the G5 I bought and registered back in 2016, which unfortunately died.



[ Edited by analogkid 16.11.2020 - 07:37 ]

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Aaannnd, just for the record, two weeks later, Nr. 5195 for me and my Powerbook 15" 1,67 GHz.

5152 - Machine number three for me on Oct 30th (...and 750, 2162). G5 PowerMac 7,2 DP 2.0 GHz/Radeon 9650/256MB

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I find that reg number strange. From all the data acquired so far for October, that number should come from somewhere near October 10th not 30th. We got 5187 already by Oct 25th.

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IDK...it was Invoice ID 5152 on 30 October.

Take Care,
IKE

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Maybe you registered earlier but paid on 30th?

Registered on the 30th, Paid on the 30th, Received keyfile the 31st

Just got around to registering my G5 Quad this morning and the receipt number is 5212.

Hi all,

5291 today for a Sam460ex

5316 today for a nice little Mac mini.

I got a great little 15 inch PowerBook G4 from a nice Polish member here. I’ll be registering 5379 later today or tomorrow. I’m hopeful this system will hold me over until the Architecture change. Wayfarer is complaining about bad Certs though so I must be doing something wrong.

[ Edited by discreetfx 27.05.2021 - 19:55 ]

I hope MorphOS can break out and get 6,000 or even 10,000 registrations soon.

> PowerBook G5

;-)

Okay, PayPal sent, now I have to wait…..

I just got the key file. Thank you so much MorphOS Team.

Hi,

a little bit related to this topics:

Are there newer statistics what computers types have registered MorphOS ?
The same like it was in 2013 in morphos-news on atricle "Celebrating 2000 Registrations"

> Are there newer statistics what computers types have registered
> MorphOS ? The same like it was in 2013 in morphos-news on atricle
> "Celebrating 2000 Registrations"

I would like to have that, too. I already lamented the missing statistics for 3000 and 5000 registrations, obviously to no effect ;-)
The article was also here on MorphZone, btw.