What Excited Linux Enthusiasts In August: Apple, Valve

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Phoronix: What Excited Linux Enthusiasts In August: Apple, Valve

There were several interesting announcements this August that excited Linux enthusiasts and the open-source community at large. Here's what was most popular in August...

http://www.phoronix.com/vr.php?view=MTE3MzQ

[dsmithhfx]

Can't you sell the rMBP for gas money? After all, linux is a lemon on it...

[moonlitfire]

Can't you sell the rMBP for gas money? After all, linux is a lemon on it...

How will apple fanboys ever be able to brag to all their hipster friends about being a graphics designer if they part with their apple rMBP latte coaster?

[gururise]

Great articles and up to the minute news on Phoronix. Its my main source for Linux news.

[Michael]

Can't you sell the rMBP for gas money? After all, linux is a lemon on it...

That actually makes no sense at all since when shown running the Apple MBP/OSX tests it actually brings in the most traffic for the month.... More traffic = more ad views.

[not.sure]

When I read the article's headline I was (perhaps naively) hoping for some kind of insightful analysis of the currents and trends in the industry (and community), putting the events that caused articles in some kind of context.

[M1kkko]

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[FireBurn]

That actually makes no sense at all since when shown running the Apple MBP/OSX tests it actually brings in the most traffic for the month.... More traffic = more ad views.

Yes when all the Linux enthusiasts rush to the forums to bitch about you reviewing OSX and Apple products constantly

If you're really that dependant on the ad revenue why not just start your own OSX site and cater towards the Macolytes and all that cash they have burning holes in their pockets

[FireBurn]

You also seem to be missing the point with Flattr

There should be a little button at the end of each "article"

If we like that specific article we can flattr you, if it's another run of the mill copy from a blog or an article on the MBP we can show you that we're not interested in the slightest or even better head to the blog you're quoting from and flattr them

[M1kkko]

Yes when all the Linux enthusiasts rush to the forums to bitch about you reviewing OSX and Apple products constantly

If you're really that dependant on the ad revenue why not just start your own OSX site and cater towards the Macolytes and all that cash they have burning holes in their pockets

Actually, Phoronix does benchmarks of many UNIX and UNIX-like systems other than Linux, including BSD and OS X. There's not that many OS X benchmarks here that it would make sense to set up an independent site for them. That's my opinion.