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posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 15, 2024

THE article listings are reaching a near-final form, thanks in part to feedback received from readers over IRC (details here) and E-mail 'tennis'. This will not only help readers but also authors who look for older articles of theirs. Tux Machines had almost 50 new pages yesterday (also lots of traffic). IRC remains very busy, vibrant, and troll-free. We want to keep it that way.

This coming summer we aren't planning to travel much (maybe a few trips up north), so pace of publication ought to remain high and stable. Tux Machines has a party next month (20^th birthday) and Phoronix turns 20 around the same time, maybe a week or two earlier.

The past year has been gratifying and if we're to judge the state of things based on statCounter, then it was a great year for GNU/Linux adoption. █

Coconut and coconut milk

Other Recent Techrights' Posts

Nat Friedman Had Left Microsoft GitHub Exactly One Week Before Matthew Garrett Sent His First SLAPP (Which Was an Empty Threat, He Was Abusing the Legal System of Another Continent to Terrorise Critics Who Had Just Unearthed Major Microsoft Scandals): And it was likely talked about by his lawyers around the exact same time Nat Friedman was packing up
We're in 6/6 Now, Almost Halfway in 2025: 2025 was probably the best year for us
South Americans Are Saying Goodbye to Microsoft: We're hardly even "Cherry-Picking" or conveniently singling out one South American nation
Abuse Inside the Polish Patent Office (UPRP) - Part III: Data Protection Failures, Just Like at the European Patent Office (EPO): Just less than a decade ago we showed that the EPO had illegally shared staff data with third parties
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Thursday, June 05, 2025: IRC logs for Thursday, June 05, 2025
Pushing Microsoft's Proprietary Trash/Trap as "Open" and "Linux" (Windows is 'Linux' Now?): Maybe it's time to just stop saying "FOSS". The people who use that term are promoting Microsoft.
Slopwatch: Comparing Linux to Vermin, Attacking BSD With LLM Slop, and Helping Microsoft Demonise Linux/OpenBSD/SSH Over Weak User Passwords: Microsoft must be laughing its arse off, seeing how a bunch of Serial Sloppers (no skills, no comprehension, no integrity, no creativity) and slopfarms use Microsoft LLM to flood the Web with anti-Linux FUD
Links 05/06/2025: US Poised for Another $2.4 Trillion to Debt, Cops Want GAFAM Kill Switches: Links for the day
Links 05/06/2025: First US Spacewalk 60 Years Ago, GNU Octave 10.2.0 is Out: Links for the day
Scandinavia Saying Goodbye to Microsoft: The Danes have had enough of Microsoft
GNU/Linux Measured at 6% in Bangladesh, According to statCounter: Windows isn't growing, it's going away
Gemini Links 05/06/2025: Loop Earplugs Review and ANS Forth: Links for the day
Armenian Adoption of GNU/Linux: Russian influence in Armenian must be worrying to Microsoft
Abuse Inside the Polish Patent Office (UPRP) - Part II: Turning a Once-Respected Patent Office Into a Circus and Laughing Stock: It's not legal, but administrators who don't care about the law and don't fear the law would just go ahead and turn things to junk
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Wednesday, June 04, 2025: IRC logs for Wednesday, June 04, 2025
Slopwatch: Mindless Slop Pieces, Fake Images and Text, Linux FUD on the Cheap: spewed out by Microsoft-controlled LLMs
Links 04/06/2025: Workers' Strikes, Sudan Exodus: Links for the day
Links 04/06/2025: Linux Foundation PR Spam and Lee Jae-myung Wins Election: Links for the day
Gemini Links 04/06/2025: Future Leaders of the World and Platforming Jordan Peterson: Links for the day
Links 04/06/2025: WSL Backfiring on Microsoft and "Disney, Microsoft Announce Massive Layoffs": Links for the day
Our Case is a Very Easy Win, the SLAPPs From Microsofters Were a Grave Error, and Censoring Information Won't Work (It'll Only Ever Backfire): Censoring is what people do when they lose the argument
Say the Truth, the Rest Will Follow: There's no guarantee that writing the truth will result in an audience (or readership), but over time - in the long run - people generally gravitate towards what they know or feel to be crude truth, not just what's comforting (albeit false or self-deluding, usually groupthink dictated from above)
How to Expose High-Level Corruption Without Getting in (Too Much) Trouble: Democracy depends on free press and freedom of the press depends on being able to safely publish (and keep available) material that bad people don't want to be known to anybody
In-Depth EPO Coverage at Techrights Turns Eleven: 11 years is a very long time
Windows Measured Below 10% in Afghanistan, GNU/Linux Gaining a Lot: about 80% are Android (Linux) users, compared to only about 10% for Windows
Poland's Political Predicament and Social Control Media: Democracy and fake "tech" don't mix well; the latter tends to interfere with the former and that's why we get more "Putins" out there
EPO: Taking Away From the Staff to Give More to the Rich: The Central Staff Committee (CSC) wrote to EPO staff earlier this week
Over at Tux Machines...: GNU/Linux news for the past day
IRC Proceedings: Tuesday, June 03, 2025: IRC logs for Tuesday, June 03, 2025
Abuse Inside the Polish Patent Office (UPRP) - Part I: It's a Lot Like the EPO: we can commence a series soon
Gemini Links 04/06/2025: Inescapable Questions and Quitting All "Oligarch Tech": Links for the day