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Where Do You Read About Linux?

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Hi All,

I gather information about Linux daily. My favorite source is Linux Today, and I follow others, plus -- of course -- the global news on my iGoogle Home Page.

I have a RSS feed viewer, but want to get hit with the news fast.

Here's my Home Page...

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What does everyone follow, or have they given up on Google, and gone to Yahoo?
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900i,

I do like /. I get the daily e-mail. I hope to be slashdotted one day.
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Anyone have "Linux for Dummies" suggestions?
mschilling,

I've been there, and had your same thoughts.

If you can run a PC you can already run Linux. Books don't help as Linux up-dates itself every day.

My suggestion? Linux Mint 3.0 "Cassandra" -- Full Version. It will be a CD that you burn, then put into your CD/ DVD drive.

It will not effect your present sytem - it is a Live-CD.

Take a look around to see what you see. Then join the Forum here, search around for answers. If you can't find them, just ask.

Simple, yet all for free!

I have been were you are at right now!
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'net: linux.softpedia.com and http://www.distrowatch.com

print: Linux Format

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