linux landscape

Royal Pingdom: "The Linux landscape is constantly changing and has a strong community of both developers and users.

But where is Linux the most popular, and where are the different Linux distributions the most popular?"

The Linux landscape is constantly changing and has a strong community of both developers and users. But where is Linux the most popular, and where are the different Linux distributions the most popular?

Royal Pingdom has published an analysis of global Linux usage.

"The Linux landscape is constantly changing and has a strong community of both developers and users. But where is Linux the most popular, and where are the different Linux distributions the most popular?

To try to answer these questions, we have looked at data from Google with the highly useful Insights for Search, which gave us a number of interesting and often surprising results.

With the popularity of the Ubuntu Linux distribution, our Linux guru Matt Hartley takes a step back to review the Linux landscape.

At the LinuxWorld expo in San Francisco, a 451 Group analyst said that companies are adopting free, community-driven Linux distributions like Ubuntu and CentOS.

We look at what this means for the commercial Linux landscape and the future of Ubuntu.

In many ways the Debian GNU/Linux project is unique among all the distributions that dot the Linux landscape.

Apart from putting out a high-grade distribution, it has served as the base for a number of others - Ubuntu and Knoppix, to name just two - which have had a big impact on the growth of the Linux ecosystem.