I would like to have your opinions to one idea.
What do you think about a "haiku spy" , that means daemon / application , installed in the haiku system by default (and users can deactivate it, if needed) , that is collecting information and sending it back to haiku.
The functionality would be described in a manual, so that the users know everything the computer is doing.
But the idea is, that user-information, could help haiku to develop better.
For example this "spy" would collect informaton like:
* what haiku version is the user runnnig (what nightly build)
* how often is haiku turned on and off
* how many hours a month it is turned on
* how often are used certain applications
* what cpu is your computer (and other hardware information)
* etc...
This would be a big help, to collect all this data, and to make a online available statistics. So everyone has one idea how haiku is developing. How many active users does it have? Are these users using older or newer hardware (show the distribution/chart). How many are using official release, and more many the nightly builds, etc...
What do you think, would you accept such a "spy" on your haiku, or would you deactivate it?
