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Just testing it out, I searched "linux", and results are: unix.stackexchange.com Wikipedia article archlinux.org ubuntu.com linux.com (finally) It seems t
by ilius2 2y ago
Just testing it out, I searched "linux", and results are:
unix.stackexchange.com
Wikipedia article
archlinux.org
ubuntu.com
linux.com (finally)
It seems to favor online exposure over relevance a bit too much IMO.
For example Ubuntu is more popular than Arch, but Arch users visit their distro's website much more frequently.
And few Linux users ever visit linux.com.
- ilius2 2y agoDuckDuckGo results: linux.com linux.com Wikipedia article redhat.com ubuntu.com linux.com (again)
- ilius2 2y agoI will keep using it and comparing it with DuckDuckGo! It's kinda fun!
- viraptor 2y agoThis is a kind of query you'd never use in real life though. What is even your expectation when you search "Linux"? If there isn't a specific one, it's not a good test.
- ilius2 2y agoGood point. Now try "Linux download", and the first result is https://www.opera.com/download https://www.opera.com/download. While DuckDuckGo gives you https://www.linux.org/pages/download/ https://www.linux.org/pages/download/ My point still stands (even more).