What To Look Forward To In 2011

[phoronix]

Phoronix: What To Look Forward To In 2011

As a gift to Phoronix readers this Christmas, here's a sneak preview on what you can expect next year...

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=ODk1Mw

[birdie]

What To Look Forward To In 2011: Life without computers, journeys/trips, family, entertainment, self-education, spending, and everything that makes you feel happy without megabytes and megahertz.

The world is beautiful, Merry Christmas to all Christians!

[tball]

Phoronix: What To Look Forward To In 2011

As a gift to Phoronix readers this Christmas, here's a sneak preview on what you can expect next year...

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=ODk1Mw

Wauu Michael. You said Merry Chistmas in Danish (god jul)

[Michael]

Wauu Michael. You said Merry Chistmas in Danish (god jul)

It's also Norwegian and Swedish.

[allquixotic]

Stepping down from your editorial role? Then who is taking over? Or will Phoronix.com die?

[Michael]

Stepping down from your editorial role? Then who is taking over? Or will Phoronix.com die?

Phoronix.com wouldn't die... There's been on and off talks about a few possibilities.

[allquixotic]

Phoronix.com wouldn't die... There's been on and off talks about a few possibilities.

Maybe you could make it Slashdot-style and have a few selected editors who are known to be good at what they do? And when you have some time to yourself you can also chip in an article every now and then

Can understand your need to focus more on the business-targeted performance testing solutions, and while I hope that's successful, Phoronix often runs articles that you can't find anywhere else; would hate to see it fall by the wayside.

[Michael]

Maybe you could make it Slashdot-style and have a few selected editors who are known to be good at what they do? And when you have some time to yourself you can also chip in an article every now and then

The focus and format would remain unchanged.

Can understand your need to focus more on the business-targeted performance testing solutions, and while I hope that's successful, Phoronix often runs articles that you can't find anywhere else; would hate to see it fall by the wayside.

It's just tiresome working so much now for the past 6.5 years on Phoronix... I'd like to stop working quite so much. And yes, the testing software side has its advantages and new opportunities. Without me in an editorial role it would also avoid any conflicts of interest that may arise down the line from the testing software side. And some of the proposals received thus far would leave the Phoronix.com content in hands of a good team to continue growing much faster and at a rate than what's physically possible by just one person / me.

[deanjo]

Stepping down from your editorial role? Then who is taking over? Or will Phoronix.com die?

Rumor has it that Qaridarium is taking over the role.

[devius]

Rumor has it that Qaridarium is taking over the role.

Oh yeah!! That would be awesome