Remmina usage statistics

This is an automatic generated report of usage statistics collected among volunteer Remmina users.

None of this data can be easily linked to a specific person and none of the collected data may be considered sensible. Neverthanless, if you are partecipating in this study, you can opt-out at any moment, contacting the Remmina maintainers (Antenore, Giovanni and Dario).

Remmina is a Free/Libre and Open Source Software, maintained by 3 busy daddies, having a limited time to work on the project.
We have started this analisys to optimize the work we do. Understanding how and on which platform Remmina is used, it's a key factor for us.

If you want to have an in-depth look at how and which stats we collect take a look at the Remmina Usage Statistics Documentation

Where Remmina is used in the world?

Nothing to say here except "привет!".

Discovering that most of our "registered" user base is from Russia, it came as surprise for us. Improving Remmina internationalization support, will be one of our priority.

Number of Statistics sent per day

Profiles Statistics

So far we have received 76934 batches of statistics from 12788 users participating in the study.

Remmina is used to administer remotely, 79124 servers among all the Remmina installations.

Since we have started to collect usage statistics, we have found a certain number of protocol plugins.

The name and the number of protocol plugins are expressed by the following chart.

The following chart show which protocol plugins were in use the last months.

Remmina Versions

Remmina is released from time to time against the latest commit available.
The following charts represent the versions and the commit hashes installed since we started to collect data.

Installation means

Here we want to show how many active Flatpaks and Snappy Remmina packages are in use.

System Statistics

Kernel Release

Linux Distributions

GTK Statistics

Knowing which version of GTK you use, it's very important for us, because it allows us to use or not some functionalities.

GTK+ is evolving very fast, making part of our code base often deprecated. Luckily, the GTK+ team leave several months, if not years, before to remove completely certain functions. Therefore we prefere to replace old code, only when "almost" all of our users have updated their system with a relatively new version of GTK+.

Today we are quite anxious to move on and remove support for GTK+ versions older than 3.10, with 3.10 included, so we are keeping an eye on this charts quite often.

Window Manager Statistics

Environment language statistics

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