What do my readers want?

I’m constantly picked on I’ve been picked on, once or twice, by Paul Cutler because I’ve tried practically every Linux Distro under the Sun, and then I’ll get fed up w/ it all for a while and jump back to running Windows on my home machine for a while (which is what has recently happened), so I know he’ll love this post

Anyway – I’m in a unique position I’ve never quite been in before. Now that I have my shiny new Laptop, to complement my shiny new quad-core Desktop, I really have 2 nice, current machines at my disposal, which means I can now for the first time run BOTH OSes full time if I like (plus I use Windows at work as well).

Another real plus is as I’ve discovered booting from a Fedora 11 Live USB install I have, my new Lenovo is absolutely 100% Linux compatible. I find Fedora to be a good test of this since there are no proprietary bits by default – everything simply works, Graphics, Wireless, Sound, Webcam, Hotkeys – EVERYTHING. Which is awesome – it would be the *perfect* Linux notebook. I even got to see Fedora’s awesome Plymouth boot sequence for the first time since the Intel 4500HD graphics supports the Kernel Modesetting.

So, my question to you, my readers is what do you enjoy reading from me? It seems anytime I blog about Windows (or anything other than Linux really) I’m lucky if that post get’s a dozen hits a day. I can write a nice Linux post and get several hundred, and I’ve even had some posts hit 2,000 hits in one day.

I know that’s small potatoes compared to the big bloggers out there, but it tells me that Linux is what you, my readers want to read about.

Assuming that is true – what specifically do you want me to come up with in the future? Do you want me to review distro’s, post generic, distro-agnostic how-to’s, or just report general Open Source news?

Tell me what you want – here lately, I feel like I’ve been writing to myself.