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Every month, Linux Journal helps readers stay on top of the fast-paced world of Linux, with tips for programing & networking, plus industry news, product reviews and gaming.
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Review by Walter L. Williams for Linux Journal
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I have been a Linux Journal subscriber since 1996. I look forward to its arrival in my snail mail box every month. It contains articles for varing levels of understanding, and is very informative. Some just right for me, and some of it is over my head. It introduces programs that I didn’t know existed, new products, and instructions on how to do things. Don’t listen to those who say that this is a lousy publication. The Linux Journal is after all an engineering style journal. I wouldn’t trade it for anything.
Review by Matthew Seitz for Linux Journal
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Linux is a very versatile OS, but it requires more technical know-how than Windows to use it well. The same could be said of this magazine. It covers a wide variety of Linux related topics, from kernel programming to user applications. This breadth is a double-edged sword: I usually find about half the articles useful and half I have little interest in. The instructions almost always require some relatively sophisticated knowledge of Linux system administration, and sometimes assume one already has that knowledge.
Review by Christopher L. Smith for Linux Journal
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As a relative newcomer to Linux, I appreciate the approachability of this magazine. A really hard core open source type might find it shallow, but it really works for me. The French schtick in the Cooking with Linux column gets a little thin, but the info is great.
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Review by K. CHAN for Linux Journal
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This journal tell you ideas on what linux actually meant. It also has good article on issue linux have (advantages and disadvantage). Good place to start if you interested in the linux os.