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A Herd of Print Linux Magazines
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| Linux Journal
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| Linux Journal is the grandaddy of them
| all, founded in 1994 by Phil Hughes. Now
| it is published by Belltown Media, owner
| Carlie Fairchild, who acquired Linux
| Journal in 2006. Over the years Linux
| Journal has been home to regular writers
| like Marcel Gagne and his "Cooking With
| Linux" column, which was the most
| controversial LJ feature. Why? Not because
| he used bad language, or flamed anyone,
| but because of his Chez Marcel and French-
| waiter-serving-wine schtick. It was both a
| regular Reader's Choice winner, and the
| recipient of the most hate mail.
|
| LJ has always covered a wide range of
| topics, such kernel programming, system
| and network administration, security,
| desktop, multimedia, games, and industry
| news.
|
| Linux Pro Magazine
|
| Linux Pro Magazine is called Linux
| Magazine outside of the US and Canada; in
| the US there is another Linux Magazine.
| There is no relation between the two
| except a confusing similarity of names.
| Linux Pro Magazine covers all the usual
| topics, plus extensive Linux conference
| coverage. Their Event Calendar is
| comprehensive, and they provide live and
| archived videos of many conferences. Linux
| Pro Magazine is distributed in several
| countries and languages, such as Poland,
| Spain, Germany, and Brazil.
|
| There is a new sister publication to Linux
| Pro, Ubuntu User. Ubuntu User features
| good tech articles, and informative pieces
| from Ubuntu insiders such as Jono Bacon
| and Amber Graner.
|
| Linux Magazine
|
| This is the Not-Linux Pro Magazine, just
| plain old Linux Magazine. They no longer
| have a print edition, which ceased
| publication in 2008. I'm mentioning them
| here to (hopefully) clear up the confusion
| between the two Linux Magazines. It's an
| excellent publication even if they don't
| sell nice glossy printed pages anymore.
|
| Linux Format
|
| Linux Format is based in the UK.
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http://www.linuxtoday.com/news_story.php3?ltsn=2010-05-21-031-35-OP-BZ-CY
Recent:
Ubuntu Hits Italian National Television (again)
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| One interesting thing about the report is
| how heavily they focus on the Koala as the
| mascot of the release. Ubuntu generally
| takes the view that its release mascots are
| used only during the development phase, and
| that the final version when released should
| be referred to by its version number
| (Ubuntu 9.10, in this case). However the
| way that the programme focused on the image
| of the Koala demonstrates that people will
| find it easy to associate with such
| mascots.
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http://www.mdke.org/?p=101
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