Steam recently did a census of installed programs on people's computers. It was an "Opt-in" thing.
This is total fail imo.
I say it's total fail because apparently TeamSpeak is in use more than Vent.
Windows Media Player has been uninstalled on 70% of computers and there is no replacement on the list except QuickTime.
Internet Explorer has been removed on 80% of computers. Apparently people who are smart enough to figure out how to uninstall IE are too stupid to download VLC Media Player and are using QuickTime instead because they also removed WMP.
It would be a sad day if I found a friend's gaming computer set up like this. I mean, QuickTime takes 8 seconds to load on my SSD, while VLC is instant and Windows 7 only takes 14 seconds to load.
Oh, and Steve Jobs says Flash is dead. Apparently he missed the 96.7% installed memo. And 5% of the computers are Macs, so that means Flash is installed on at least some of them.
Steam releases "installed programs"
I use Winamp, love it and glad to see it there.
The rest doesn't surprise me too much. Lots of standard software. It is obvious that Silverlight has done little to replace Flash... I bet the only reason it is there is because people are heavily prompted to get it when visiting Microsoft's site.
As for TS vs Vent, haven't we had that conversation already Atelo?
The rest doesn't surprise me too much. Lots of standard software. It is obvious that Silverlight has done little to replace Flash... I bet the only reason it is there is because people are heavily prompted to get it when visiting Microsoft's site.
As for TS vs Vent, haven't we had that conversation already Atelo?
Call me Ron
I can't get WinAmp to run on my Vista x64 system. It launches and immediately hangs. :| So I use iTunes for music. I prefer WinAmp, because it's smaller and faster, but ... when it doesn't work, it's no good at all. And yes, I've gone through the whole WinAmp support list of "try this to resolve the issue", and it's still no-go. Of course, iTunes is also half-broken -- I can launch it once per boot. After that, it also goes zombie and stops responding.
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Yes, and I remember everyone liking Vent more than TS except myself. That's why I don't get why TS is in use more than Vent. I don't know anyone who uses it. All WoW players use Vent as far as I know. Most other games I've looked at too if they don't have built in voice.Dartagn wrote:I use Winamp, love it and glad to see it there.
The rest doesn't surprise me too much. Lots of standard software. It is obvious that Silverlight has done little to replace Flash... I bet the only reason it is there is because people are heavily prompted to get it when visiting Microsoft's site.
As for TS vs Vent, haven't we had that conversation already Atelo?
I was surprised to see Silverlight as high as it was. Hardly anything but MS stuff uses it.
What do you use for a media player, Dart? I use VLC. I only have QuickTime for the Apple Movie Trailers site. Other than that, it is of absolutely no use.