A Decade's Worth of Linux Goodness: Top 10 Linux Planet Stories 2009

"The top 10 most popular stories on Linux Planet covered a range of topics, and even included some very old stories that were published long before 2009.

"The Number One most popular story of 2009 is Steven J. Vaughan-Nichols' How Many Linux Users Are There (Really)?. Answers range from 0.83% to ubiquitous.

"Number Two is a two-part series by the excellent Eric Geier, Remote Desktop Between Ubuntu/Linux and Windows, Part I and Remote Desktop Between Ubuntu/Linux and Windows, Part II

"Number Three is a story that just won't go away, as it was first published in 1999: How to Compile the Linux Kernel by James Andrews. Akkana Peck wrote a contemporary kernel-building howto a decade later that required three parts, which shows how much more complex the Linux kernel has become:"

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