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[corewizard]

Ok, this is my latest purchase, please appaise it for me, I am developping something fo it, but just out of curiosity, please tell me how much you think it is worth...

Thanks.

 

[Tippy]

confused :td:

Have been lookin around and still cant understand the value of this...

I agree, " linux forum " and " linux forums " both have very low wordtracker scores, the usage of the word " forums " is less desirable, thus I dont see it getting many type-ins, if any it would prob. be to the singular...

 

[Zoolu]

Give me an idea...

New here and want to thank you all...
Wondering what mine are worth...
Thanks.

 

[Michelle]

New here and want to thank you all...
Wondering what mine are worth...
Thanks.

Hi I am new around here to but think you need to start a new thread if you would like an appraisal.

Take care

 

[lextalionis]

The only problem is there is no MONEY in linux. Thats kind of the point of the OSC. So who is going to pony up $X,XXX for a free operating system forum?

 

[phpwiz]

The only problem is there is no MONEY in linux. Thats kind of the point of the OSC. So who is going to pony up $X,XXX for a free operating system forum?

advertising though.

 

[labrocca]

The only problem is there is no MONEY in linux. Thats kind of the point of the OSC. So who is going to pony up $X,XXX for a free operating system forum?

Umm....sorry but you really must not have a clue. RHAT (Red Hat Inc) has a market cap of almost 3 Billion. Here let's do it with the zeros.

$3,000,000,000 <-- is that no money to you?

That's also just one company. I think Oracle does tremendous Linux income as well.

 

[rsynnott]

The only problem is there is no MONEY in linux. Thats kind of the point of the OSC. So who is going to pony up $X,XXX for a free operating system forum?

A lot of companies make a lot of money selling Linux support and development, and Linux-based platforms (IBM springs to mind). Bear in mind that well over half the world's websites run on linux (and 70% on Apache), including this one . It also has considerable penetration in the supercomputer market, scientific and mathematical computing, the games development industry (development for PS2 is generally done on Linux, for example) and, in Europe, some government office machines.