Topics & Niches

Top Linux Websites

Browse live examples related to Linux, then open the strongest domains to inspect traffic, SEO, business posture, and trust signals in more detail.

Cluster total

390

Use the full cluster to move from a broad theme into a smaller report shortlist.

Cluster coverage

0 with traffic data

Traffic coverage tells you how many sites in view already support stronger prioritization work.

Fastest analyst move

Open bayashi.net

Then compare it with ip6.li to tell whether the first result is representative.

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Has traffic dataMin score:

70/100 trust

bayashi.net

Live site data

bayashi: internet, Web, Linux, Perl, Database, Diary

PerlLinuxWeb Development

bayashi.net

65/100 trust

ip6.li

Live site data

Hints, Ideas and Hacks for more security

IT-SicherheitDatenschutzE-Mail-Sicherheit

ip6.li

60/100 trust

itsufficient.me

Live site data

Latest published blog posts

tech blogdevopskubernetes

itsufficient.me

55/100 trust

crim.ist

Live site data

crimist.nfo

cybersecurityCTFhacking

crim.ist

75/100 trust

bentasker.co.uk

Live site data

The website of Ben Tasker, IT Manager, Linux Specialist and software developer. I

personal websitebloglinux

bentasker.co.uk

50/100 trust

atviras.lt

Live site data

IT Forumas

forumITtechnology

atviras.lt

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Cluster takeaways

What stands out in Linux

Fastest representative example

bayashi.net and ip6.li are the quickest live reports to open when you need to understand the Linux cluster.

Trust baseline

The average legitimacy score is 63/100, which suggests a mixed quality posture across this cluster before you open individual reports.

Traffic coverage

0% of indexed sites in this cluster already have traffic data, which gives you no traffic coverage yet for cluster-level prioritization instead of pure guesswork.

Dominant technology signal

Unknown shows a dominant recurring technology signal in this cluster, so treat it as a useful pivot rather than a universal pattern.

Audience/topic signal

Linux shows a moderate recurring topical signal here, which helps explain where adjacent niche pages and compare opportunities should go next.

Aggregate stats

6indexed sites

No traffic observations yet — no traffic coverage yet for prioritization.

Avg legitimacy score

63/ 100

mixed quality posture across currently indexed sites.

Traffic rank distribution

Unranked: 6

Top technologies

Detected technology signals in this filtered cluster, not universal market share.

Unknown6

Use Linux as a decision shortcut

A directory page reduces the time it takes to move from a broad idea into a shortlist of real domains you can inspect. Treat it as the shortlist layer, not the final answer.

Keep exploring

Where to go after Linux

Use these links to jump from the directory into live reports, comparisons, and adjacent browse paths without losing context.

Browse path

Questions about Linux

These pages should help visitors understand both the list itself and the next best navigation move.

What can I learn from the Linux topic page?

Use this page to scan websites connected to Linux, open the strongest candidates, and compare their detailed report modules before making a decision.

What is the difference between a topic page and a category page?

A topic page is more editorial and audience oriented. It is useful when you care about niche intent and content themes more than formal business classification.

How should I use topic pages in a research workflow?

Start with the topic, identify standout domains, then use the report modules to judge authority, monetization posture, and technical sophistication.