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Net Traffic in Tux Machines and Top Pages

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Mar 09, 2024,
updated Mar 09, 2024

Weekly outline of sorts

THE past three days this site (news.tuxmachines.org, not the old tuxmachines.org) served about 10,000 requests over Gemini Protocol (which Google now tries to block by flagging as "malicious software"), having moreover got the audacity to hijack the name).

A lot more was happening in HTTP/S though:

news.tuxmachines.org A DAY AGO: 1102660
news.tuxmachines.org TWO DAYS AGO: 1224261
news.tuxmachines.org THREE DAYS AGO 1223989

That's more than 3.5 million requests in 3 days, but many of those requests came from bots. With bots or spiders culled from the statistics (they inflate the numbers but provide no meaningful insight) we have the following "popular" (most accessed) pages for the past 7 days:


1279	/n/2024/02/26/Breathe_new_life_into_aging_PCs_Tiny_Core_Linux_15_0_challenges.shtml
1264	/n/2024/03/01/HDMI_Forum_to_AMD_No_you_can_t_make_an_open_source_HDMI_2_1_dri.shtml
1220	/n/2024/02/28/KDE_Plasma_6_Desktop_Environment_Officially_Released_This_Is_Wh.shtml
1126	/n/2024/03/04/Linux_Crosses_4_Market_Share_Worldwide.shtml
811	/n/2024/03/02/131_072_Club.shtml
806	/n/2024/03/04/Linux_6_8_rc7.shtml
789	/n/2024/03/02/Zentyal_8_0.shtml
780	/n/2024/03/02/today_s_leftovers.shtml
780	/n/2024/03/04/today_s_howtos.shtml
778	/n/2024/03/01/Server_Leftovers.shtml

That's with all the bots removed. The numbers would be higher otherwise.

There's more in tuxmachines.org, but that's the old site and mostly very old pages. It still served hundreds of thousands of requests per day. █

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