Clear Linux Is Beginning To Make Strides In The Industry From Alibaba To MontaVista

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Clear Linux Is Beginning To Make Strides In The Industry From Alibaba To MontaVista

Of Intel's many open-source projects, taking a central role at this year's Intel Open-Source Technology Summit was Clear Linux. Most Intel open-source efforts mentioned during the event point back to Clear Linux in some capacity and at OSTS2019 we finally heard some of the companies that are beginning to make use of Clear Linux...

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[andyprough]

Phoronix Test Suite is all over Forbes magazine this week in their Clear Linux article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonev...s-project/amp/

Forbes posted 16 PTS screenshots and gave Michael a shout-out. Who knew that Phoronix had become part of the mainstream press?

[Michael]

Phoronix Test Suite is all over Forbes magazine this week in their Clear Linux article: https://www.forbes.com/sites/jasonev...s-project/amp/

Forbes posted 16 PTS screenshots and gave Michael a shout-out. Who knew that Phoronix had become part of the mainstream press?

While nice, keep in mind those articles are just Forbes "blog network" and not Forbes itself, many people don't know there is a difference.

[andyprough]

While nice, keep in mind those articles are just Forbes "blog network" and not Forbes itself, many people don't know there is a difference.

Looks to me like that author leaned pretty heavily on you to help figure out how to get all the tech working and to put his article together, Michael. Good that he gave you and Phoronix some credit.

[Dr_ST]

It is only me who sees a strange parallel with the arrival of Clear Linux, and the recent "new" deisgn flaws in Intel CPU?
I'm not particularly "conspirationist", but trying to get out the most of existing hardware because you know the meltdown/spectre/whatever we'll find again/ will hit hard the performance would seem "logical" from a company point of view ...

[andrei_me]

Looks to me like that author leaned pretty heavily on you to help figure out how to get all the tech working and to put his article together, Michael. Good that he gave you and Phoronix some credit.

The way he wrote the article, makes me believe that he is a regular reader, maybe he has an account on the forum too?

[ehansin]

The way he wrote the article, makes me believe that he is a regular reader, maybe he has an account on the forum too?

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I think he might be "debianxfce"!

[tuxd3v]

Yeah, I was thinking the same thing. I think he might be "debianxfce"!

I don't know who he really his..
But one thing I know, is that users privacy, is something very valuable to some users..

Its not nice to been pointing fingers all around to forum users..

[ehansin]

I don't know who he really his..
But one thing I know, is that users privacy, is something very valuable to some users..

Its not nice to been pointing fingers all around to forum users..

It was a joke, because "debianxfce" is getting some flak around here lately, I will not judge if rightly or wrongly so. I guarantee you the Forbes page author is not "debianxfce". Also, I "wasn't thinking the same thing" to be quite honest. I just put two and two together, having a chuckle in my head, and logged on and posted it. It seemed funny to me at time. I agree, privacy matters, and apologizes to "debianxfce" for using him a tool in my silly joke.

[Alliancemd]

Michael You do get a lot more press references since the Intel Spectre and Meltdown tracking + hardware leaks that you find from the Linux Kernel commits