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Special Link Collections "Must See!" Links "Cool!" Links Latest 100 Links Latest 10 Links (N.B. Multiple entries indicate the new link appears in multiple categories) Bash Guide for Beginners - A detailed, practical guide to Bash that provides real-life instead of theoretical examples, which is particularly helpful for those new to Bash. The author has a lot of experience as a Linux user, system administrator, and trainer. (2008) Bash Guide for Beginners - A detailed, practical guide to Bash that provides real-life instead of theoretical examples, which is particularly helpful for those new to Bash. The author has a lot of experience as a Linux user, system administrator, and trainer. (2008) PDF Editing & Creation: 50+ Open Source/Free Alternatives to Adobe Acrobat - A compilation of free and open source PDF editing and creating software. Each entry has a short annotation plus a link to the application's home page. Linux Kernel Development - How Fast it is Going, Who is Doing It, What They are Doing, and Who is Sponsoring It - This paper examines how the kernel development works, focusing on nearly three years of kernel history as represented by the 2.6.11 through 2.6.24 releases. The Linux kernel project is one of the largest cooperative software projects ever attempted. (2008) Linux Archive - Help and discussion forums for Linux distributions including: ArchLinux, Debian, 64 Studio, CentOS, CRUX, Gentoo, Red Hat/Fedora, and Ubuntu. Linux Archive - Help and discussion forums for Linux distributions including: ArchLinux, Debian, 64 Studio, CentOS, CRUX, Gentoo, Red Hat/Fedora, and Ubuntu. Tomboy - A desktop note-taking application for Linux. Toorox - A Linux live-DVD, multi-lingual (English and German) distribution based on Gentoo that starts as a bootable media using Knoppix technology. It uses KDE as the default desktop environment, and includes a wide variety of free and open source software applications. PCLinuxOS Hardware Database - A hardware compatibility database for the PCLinuxOS distribution and remasters. PCLinuxOS Hardware Database - A hardware compatibility database for the PCLinuxOS distribution and remasters.

LWN - Linux Weekly News and Daily Newswire One of the best Linux news and information sites with extensive daily and weekly coverage of Linux and the Open Source community.   LXer: Linux News A comprehensive daily Linux and Open Source community news site by one of the founders of Linux Today back in its glory days.

GROKLAW

Pamela Jones' well-researched website on Linux and open-source legal issues; insightful and cut-to-the-chase analysis.

Slashdot: News for Nerds, stuff that matters

What can you say about Slashdot that hasn't already been said? If you're a geek or a wanna-be this is the site to end all sites. Get involved!

The Victoria Linux Users Group Discuss List

The Victoria Linux Users Group general discussion list where you can pick everyone's brains for Linux answers.

Freshmeat.net - The source for Open Software

Freshmeat maintains one of the largest archives of Linux software on the web. The first stop for Linux users hunting for the software they need for work or play.

The Linux Brochure Project (LBP)

LBP is GPLed data and software which is used to document key Linux information in a standard-size brochure; an excellent advocacy and publicity tool for LUGs and other Linux organizations.

The Linux Documentation Project (LDP)

The Linux Documentation Project develops free, high quality documentation for the GNU/Linux OS including the creation of multi-lingual FAQs, HOWTOs and Guides.

User Friendly the Comic Strip

Columbia Internet, the friendliest, hardest-working and most neurotic little Internet Service Provider in the world. Throw in a mischievous Artificial Intelligence and a naive but curious Dust Puppy, and you have the makings of USER FRIENDLY, the chronicle of a group of well-meaning but misguided Internet Workers.

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