Apple Macs now account for 8% of computer market.
In a survey conducted by Net Applications on 40,000 sites, the results show that more than 8% of computers accessing the web were using Apple Macs. These numbers are only indicative of Macs that are used to access the internet. 8% may seem like a small number, but consider that the current estimated internet usage statistics pin a number around 1463632361 users. That places Macs used to access the internet around 117090588 machines.
These numbers only highlight the importance of testing Apple Mac as a platform against your external facing websites.
Setting up an AMP stack on FreeBSD
at 8:24 pm
on August 2, 2008
in Databases, Design, Development, Programming, Security, Technology
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Linux.com has a detailed step by step installation procedure for installing Apache, MySQL and PHP on FreeBSD using the ports collection. Some extra steps are taken to secure the installation and you end up with a nice multifunctional FreeBSD+AMP setup with very little effort.
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