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Over 10,000 Pages/Articles Per Year?

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Feb 28, 2026

Probably my most productive month, ever

Last week: 8,000 Pages/Articles Per Year

The previous article (#15081), 4 weeks after this month's first (#14433), means a pace of almost 24 new pages/articles per day, aside from original articles in the sister site, namely the following:

2026-02-01
So Far 2026 Has Been a Good Year for GNU/Linux
Roy Schestowitz : Seeing the sort of press coverage that we saw last month, it seems increasingly clear that 2026 will be a year of gains for GNU/Linux, even among gamers
'Traditional' Computing is Still the Best
Roy Schestowitz : Don't "go with the flow" if that flow is dictated by GAFAM and media owned by GAFAM
Trying to Injure Tux Machines Did Not Work
Roy Schestowitz : Some time soon we'll discuss this matter with British politicians
Bad Publicity or Good Publicity, It's Still Publicity
Roy Schestowitz : sometimes mistakes (like misguided legal actions) result in more people showing interest in what someone wished to suppress
2026-02-02
What a Difference Four Years Make
Roy Schestowitz : We've since then both created our own "proper" offices and are nowadays working close to wildlife
Always Obeying Just Laws
Roy Schestowitz : British libel law needs urgent reform. We're working on it.
United Kingdom: ChromeOS and GNU/Linux at About 7%, Windows All-Time Low
Roy Schestowitz : In Germany GNU/Linux is measured at about 6% this month
South America Keeps Marching Towards GNU/Linux
Roy Schestowitz : It is understandable that GNU/Linux rose to over 4% from about 2% last year
GNU/Linux at All-Time High in Chile and Brazil (Almost 5%)
Roy Schestowitz : When will it exceed 5%?
Google is Not Your Friend (Even If It Uses Linux a Lot)
Roy Schestowitz : instead of Google sending people to us it is taking our words and replicating them
2026-02-03
Zoo is Never the Right Place
Rianne Schestowitz : I am saddened, as reading the news is something which I always do and is part of my daily routine
Static Site Generators (SSGs) Made Life Easier and the Site Vastly Faster
Roy Schestowitz : You'd hardly know or feel the site serving a lot of pages despite it being very modestly provisioned
GNU/Linux Reaches 12% in Bulgaria, Says statCounter; Windows Down From 99% to 22%
Roy Schestowitz : Bulgaria used to be almost 100% Windows
Raising Awareness of SLAPPs in the UK (Filed by Americans Connected to Microsoft)
Roy Schestowitz : In the coming years we'll go what we can to raise awareness of this problem and tackle it
The UK's Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) is in Trouble, It Doesn't Know How to Tackle SLAPPs, It Only Wastes a Lot of Money
Roy Schestowitz : It's a lapdog, not a watchdog
Daniel Pocock Filed a Lawsuit Against Debian, EFF, Gandi and Others
Roy Schestowitz : It's almost 400 pages long
2026 Started Well for GNU/Linux in Albania
Roy Schestowitz : Albania is a poor country (by European standards), but can it show the way out of GAFAM?
2026-02-04
Equilibrium
Roy Schestowitz : Many people I know are overwhelmed by worries because they think of hypothetical scenarios
GNU/Linux Usage Growing in Moldova This Year
Roy Schestowitz : Moldova was recently in the news cycle (again)
Microsoft's Problem in Israel is GNU/Linux
Roy Schestowitz : GNU/Linux is trending up
They Could Never Grind Us Down
Roy Schestowitz : Our site grew a lot in the past couple of years
Leaving Nature Alone
Roy Schestowitz : The world is too small for so many people and this planet's land area gets smaller over time due to rising sea levels
In Senegal, GNU/Linux Flies to 3%, an All-Time High
Roy Schestowitz : Will it reach 4% later this year?
A Year of Change in Tux Machines
Roy Schestowitz : Don't just read the news, be the news
This is Not What Fair Competition Looks Like
Roy Schestowitz : Today's Web is a disgrace
2026-02-05
Keeping the Site and Capsule Accessible 100% of the Time
Roy Schestowitz : We're generally pleased to say that over the past week we served about 8 million Web requests
GNU/Linux Measured at 5.5% in Ecuador This Year
Roy Schestowitz : Let's see if this can be sustained throughout the year
Gifts of Nature and Other Empathetic Human Beings
Roy Schestowitz : Empathy in humans isn't a universal thing
2026-02-06
Microsoft Windows Measured at Less Than 1% in American Samoa
Roy Schestowitz : Expect a lot of Microsoft layoffs soon
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA), Even If Now Run by a Lady, is Failing Ladies
Roy Schestowitz : In a profession dominated by arrogant men
2026-02-07
In US Government Sites, Windows "Market Share" About 40%, Vista 11 Only About 10%
Roy Schestowitz : The era of Windows domination ended some time ago
A Meteoric Rise of GNU/Linux in Barbados?
Roy Schestowitz : In some places, GNU/Linux rears its head
Amutable, a Microsoft Satellite
Roy Schestowitz : replacing freedom-respecting systems with ones controlled by Microsoft at many levels
Tux Machines So Far in 2026
Roy Schestowitz : GNU/Linux makes many advances this year (in gaming also!)
2026-02-08
22 Years of Curating GNU/Linux Links
Roy Schestowitz : We've not changed much since 2004
The Media Isn't Dying, It's Being Assassinated (Divestment), We Need to Fill the Gap
Roy Schestowitz : GNU/Linux in its original form is a grassroots system. To keep is that way we need community-driven, community-centric, community-focused news.
This Year Gemini Protocol Will Turn Four for Us
Roy Schestowitz : We moved to our own SSG back in 2022
2026-02-10
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) Says It Cannot Keep Up With Abusive Legal Cases in the UK
Roy Schestowitz : Rianne will soon contact her politicians (representatives) about this
Microsoft's Implosion Will be an Opportunity for Further GNU/Linux Gains
Roy Schestowitz : Microsoft's layoffs will focus on Windows and XBox (gaming has been a complete catastrophe for Microsoft), so there will be room for GNU/Linux gains
When the UK's Regulatory Authorities Are Systematically Failing Women
Roy Schestowitz : This isn't the last resort but one of several
analytics.usa.gov Shows Rapid Erosion of Windows Market Share Since 'End of 10' (Vista 10)
Roy Schestowitz : "There were 2.23 billion sessions in the last 30 days.
Institutional Failure at the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) Reported to Politicians
Roy Schestowitz : Because of the SRA, malicious "hired guns" harassed my wife for several years
2026-02-11
Microsoft Windows Falls to All-Time Low in Lithuania, Says statCounter
Roy Schestowitz : Windows was near 99% back in the Vista 7 days
Apple's iOS Looks Like It's About to Exceed Microsoft Windows Market Share in Switzerland
Roy Schestowitz : Microsoft's dominance wanes
2026-02-12
Microsoft Attack Dogs/Operatives Try to Put the Operators of Techrights and of Tux Machines in Prison
Roy Schestowitz : The hired guns in London are eager to turn the UK into another China
2026-02-13
Bullies Versus GNU/Linux Sites
Roy Schestowitz : Promoting GNU/Linux and condemning people who attack GNU/Linux is not a crime
The British Legal System Fails People Who Expose Crimes and Wrongdoing
Roy Schestowitz : We'll soon show messages that we transmitted to politicians
2026-02-14
6 Months From Now It'll Be 5 Years After Vista 11 Came Out, Its "Market Share" in US Government Sites is 13.5%
Roy Schestowitz : This coming summer it'll be 5 years since Vista 11 first got 'leaked'
800 Days Soon
Roy Schestowitz : One week from now it'll be 800 days of uptime for this modest laptop
ChromeOS and GNU/Linux Reach 5% in El Salvador
Roy Schestowitz : ChromeOS isn't for freedom, but at least it is not Windows
2026-02-15
GNU/Linux in Greece
Roy Schestowitz : Why does Greece like the platform more than the rest of Europe (on average)?
Never Give Up
Roy Schestowitz : For new adopters of GNU/Linux there are sometimes reasons to just "give up" or "call it quits"
GNU/Linux and ChromeOS Hit 5% in Anguilla
Roy Schestowitz : Anguilla is not a poor country
Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) Puff Pieces Won't Solve SRA Problems
Roy Schestowitz : The SRA is guarding against justice
Microsoft Windows' Decline, as Seen From Maldives
Roy Schestowitz : It seems like a global thing
Keeping the Site Fast in Spite of Annoying Bots
Roy Schestowitz : Running sites takes a lot of work and many skills
2026-02-16
The 'Bird Kitchen'
Roy Schestowitz : 4 weeks ago we needed to confront some locals over the feeding of birds
2026-02-17
Chromebooks and GNU/Linux Appear to Have Gained Much Ground in Samoa (Independent State of Samoa)
Roy Schestowitz : Having just checked the data statCounter has on Samoa, it looks very encouraging for GNU/Linux
The Efforts to Silence People Are Proportional to Their Positive Effect
Roy Schestowitz : Our community is besieged by thugs, bullies, and Microsoft money
2026-02-18
Recursive Resolver Upgrade
Roy Schestowitz : If all goes well, it'll be over (the at-risk window) by 3AM tomorrow
Why We Still Won't Link to Linuxiac (Anymore)
Roy Schestowitz : Even 1% slop is too much
A Unique 22nd Anniversary for Tux Machines, Motif Will be Green
Roy Schestowitz : Community anniversary party
Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) on Firms That Have Nothing Left Except a Legal Licence
Roy Schestowitz : The SRA is worse than feeble
Spain: Windows at All-Time Low
Roy Schestowitz : Windows goes down steadily
2026-02-19
In Egypt, statCounter Can Only Verify About Half of Web Requests From Desktops/Laptops Are Windows
Roy Schestowitz : Windows used to be identified on 100% of client requests (99.6%), now it's down to almost 50%
The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) Fiasco Continues: Antisemitism and the SRA
Roy Schestowitz : Right now the SRA is having its month of reckoning because many people speak out about what the SRA did (or did not do) for them
Helping Animals is Fun (and the Animals Benefit From It)
Roy Schestowitz : The BBC has published a video (from Manchester!) about vets and volunteers with their "pigeon repair kit"
2026-02-20
Why We Write About the The Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) Delusion
Roy Schestowitz : After the weekend we'll write some more about the SRA, sporadically at least
Uptime of 800 Days
Roy Schestowitz : Will it exceed 1,000?
Maintenance Over, No Downtime/Issues Encountered
Roy Schestowitz : We, the community (programmers, sysadmins etc.), do not anticipate any further interruption this month
Microsoft Windows Does Not Dominate Japan Anymore
Roy Schestowitz : Can Japan regain true independence by technical means?
Learning the Shells
Roy Schestowitz : they keep the tanks nice and clean
2026-02-21
"GNU Linux-libre turns 18 tonight"
Roy Schestowitz : "before that, every distro that wanted to respect its users' freedom had to remove itself all of the binary blobs that were distributed as part of the kernel Linux's so-called sources"
In the US, Apple's Operating Systems Seem to Have Already Outpaced Microsoft's (Linux Also Nearly Catching Up)
Roy Schestowitz : Definitely something to stare at and think about
2026-02-22
Projects as Gifts to Tux Machines' Community
Roy Schestowitz : Maybe those additional projects can become a "gift" to the community as it turns 22
Everything Down to the Basics
Roy Schestowitz : Thankfully our community pays to run the site and can cope with pricing burdens
Working With Plants
Roy Schestowitz : Our 'offices' are simple and fun to work in
Not Tolerating Intolerance
Roy Schestowitz : Intolerance is a big problem
2026-02-23
Science is the Root of Free Software
Roy Schestowitz : It's hardly surprising that some of the loudest opponents of Software Freedom and its luminaries also disregard or bend facts
Despite Problems at the Solicitors Regulation Authority (SRA) and SLAPPs From London, the UK Remains a Decent Place to Do Journalism
Roy Schestowitz : Let's face is, the media is universally (globally) under attack
Curating the News, a Community-Powered Endeavour
Roy Schestowitz : We're happy to say our community continues to grow and we get more people involved
2026-02-24
Several Web Surveys Agree: Microsoft Windows Lost Majority Market Share in Its Home Country, Now Below 40%
Roy Schestowitz : "Old Enough To Remember" when Windows was at over 90%
4 Days Till Spring, a Rebirth in Nature!
Roy Schestowitz : This year's colour motif is green
2026-02-25
Start of Gardening
Roy Schestowitz : Today it's expected to be partly sunny with temperatures rising as high as 15
Helping Birds in Manchester Recover From Injuries
Roy Schestowitz : Recently (this past week) a limping bird started visiting us
'Bottle' is Back
Roy Schestowitz : It seems like birding is seeing a surge after COVID-19
2026-02-26
Hardware Black Boxes
Roy Schestowitz : Reprinted with permission from Alex Oliva
Scheduled Network Maintenance This Month and Next Month
Roy Schestowitz : Hopefully no downtimes or timeouts will be experienced by anybody
Stricter is Less Popular
Roy Schestowitz : Reprinted with permission from Alex Oliva
The Currency of Software Freedom
Roy Schestowitz : People who do all this for financial gain are easy to corrupt
Finally! 3,300 Active Gemini Capsules Known to Lupa, a Geminispace Crawler and Analyser
Roy Schestowitz : Lupa indicates a new milestone was reaching this morning
Busy News Day, Almost Spring
Roy Schestowitz : spring is off to a rough start
2026-02-27
Microsoft Windows Falls to All-Time Low in Antigua And Barbuda (57.48%)
Roy Schestowitz : The world's preferences are fast changing
In 2026 Tux Machines is Improving
Roy Schestowitz : We have a common mission and every week we make measurable advancements
Years Ago Tux Machines Quit Social Control Media. Now Entire Nations - Liberal States Too - Recognise It as a Threat and Accordingly Ban Social Control Media (First for Children/Adolescents)
Roy Schestowitz : Social Control Media made society so much worse off
2026-02-28
March About to Commence
Roy Schestowitz : Today we were out all morning
In Praise of Catalyst2, My Webhost Since 2004
Roy Schestowitz : Here's to the next 22 years!
Dr. Andy Farnell on Pulling the Plug
Roy Schestowitz : Who does your technology serve?

Combined with stuff I post in my personal blog, it averages at almost 30 per day, which would be over 10,000 this year (assuming this publication pace).

Last year I started sleeping more and spending more time away from the keyboard, yet that didn't negatively impact productivity. It improved focus.

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IBM is Importing/Exporting Corporations' Regime of Censorship (Hiding the Wrongdoing) to Free Software Communities
Is IBM protecting criminals in the name of "manners"?
 
Microsoft's XBox "Bloodbath" Seems to Have Already Begun (Informally), Studios Allegedly to Face Shutdowns, Layoff Notices Handed Out, 100% Layoffs in Some Cases, 10% in Others or on Average
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Discussing Morale at IBM and Conversations Regarding IBM Layoffs (Disguised as Other Things)
Trolling can be a form of censorship
European Patent Office (EPO) Series: All the President's Men
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How Long for Can American Taxpayers Justify Bailing Out Microsoft?
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Links 13/06/2026: Microsoft’s XBox Crisis and "Apple Deepfakes"
Links for the day
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Links for the day
Over at Tux Machines...
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Links for the day
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Gemini Links 12/06/2026: FTP and Gopher, Cluster Outage Postmortem After Cleaning by Wife
Links for the day
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Up until now, Campinos has generally been regarded as a Portuguese "asset" on the international stage
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Discussions About IBM Layoffs in June, Including by RTO and PIPs
mass layoffs are becoming increasingly difficult to conceal
Gemini Links 12/06/2026: Decks and Work Essay
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Links for the day
SLAPP Censorship - Part 103 Out of 200: Telling People What They Know and Don't Know About Death Threats They Receive
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IBM Genies in the Bottle
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IRC logs for Wednesday, June 10, 2026
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