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Google Stops Linux Searching as Linux 3 Advances

Posted by Scott_Ruecker on · 2 comments
LinuxPlanet; By Sean Kerner
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All good things must come to an end, even on the Linux Planet. This past week we were alerted to the demise of Google's Linux search after years of activity. While one Linux asset is now gone, the future of Linux in the form of Linux 3.0, KDE and Btrfs continue to move forward.

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Comments (2)

until now, I guess I won't miss it.
I stopped using it because they made it such a pain to get to, and the results got more and more disappointing..

I wanted it mostly when setting up a "new" system or at least "new" hardware (quotes because for me "new" is often "used"),

and it got moved around, from one relatively awkward to reach place to another -- bookmarks got stale, or I was on a new install without bookmarks transferred over yet, and somehow the returned results stopped being very good; I gradually slipped into the habit of using the regular search page first, and pretty much forgot about it.

Google Linux Search was killed off long ago -- they've just gotten around to sweeping out the remains.

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