LXer: DuckDuckGo may be the next big thing in search engines
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LXer: DuckDuckGo may be the next big thing in search engines
Published at LXer:
In today's open source roundup: DuckDuckGo may eventually give Google a run for its money. Plus: A screenshot tour of Peppermint Five, and helpful tools for new Linux engineers.
The only way Google stands a chance is if some agency intervenes and demands DuckDuckGo to collect info. This isn't totally implausible, especially since Google has gov't ties.
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