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THE RIGHT PAGES
Internet
When we’re not hard
at work producing the
magazine, we like to
spend our time
searching out
software and news on
the Internet. In the
office we all have our
favourite bookmarks.
Janet Roebuck sifts
through some of the
latest finds that we
feel are important
and useful
Linux Dot Com
http://www.linux.com
A good portal site for all things Linux-
based. The news section is from NewsForge.
It has a nicely laid out Learn section with some good
articles for all levels.
The Linux Kernel Archives
http://www.kernel.org
This is the primary site for the Linux kernel
source. It also has a nice deposit of free
software not necessarily for Linux.
Linux Documentation Project
http://www.linuxdoc.org
LDP’s goal is to create the canonical set
of free Linux documentation. It includes
all the HOWTOs, manpages and guides.
The Linux Counter
http://counter.li.org
The Linux Counter Project is a non-profit
organisation dedicated to monitoring the
numbers and distribution of Linux usage. The
more people that register the more we can see
demand and present to companies. Statistics can
be sorted by country.
Linux World
http://www.linuxworld.com
LinuxWorld delivers hands-on technical
information and real-world cases of Linux in
the enterprise. It has features and assists for making
purchasing decisions. LinuxWorld caters for enterprise
technologists in need of products and consulting
services that will solidify open source computing
within their companies’ infrastructure.
Linux Central
http://www.linuxcentral.com
A well-produced Linux portal with the
emphasis on selling you Linux-related
products.
Linux International
http://www.li.org
Linux International is a non-profit
association of groups, corporations and
others that work towards the promotion of
growth of both the Linux operating system and
the Linux community.
Linux Apps
http://www.linuxapps.com
A quick way to find a new application.
The site is split into categories with a
search function and applications can be sorted by
either name or date.
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TuCows
http://linux.tucows.com
The TuCows sites are enormous, with mirror
sites everywhere to help reduce download
times. The Cream of the Crop feature is a quick way
to keep up with the latest and greatest utilities. *8.gif
Start here
http://www.linuxstart.com
Linux Start is another search engine with
a strong Linux focus. Applications are
split by categories and the Web site is very clean
and useable with easy to follow directions.
UK portal
http://www.linux.org.uk
As Alan Cox maintains this site it is
worth a visit. The portal engine provides
all the news, but the best part is the diary.
Actually there are two diaries and both are worth
reading.
Fast search
http://www.google.com/linux
Direct your usual search by typing linux in
the path name. This also works for mac
and bsd.
Power PC users
http://www.linuxppc.org
If you are using a PPC machine then this is
your first port of call. The recent update list
keeps you abreast of what has been ported and
what’s being worked upon.
Windows user?
http://www.linuxnewbie.org
If you’re moving from Windows to Linux
then this is the place for you. It has its
own brand of help files written specially for
newbies.
Planet Linux
http://www.linuxplanet.com
The LinuxEngine is a nice search facility
on this site. Along with the reviews
section it’s well worth a visit.
Programming news
http://www.linuxprogramming.com
Linux Programming is the portal site for all
the news from the Web’s other
programming sites.
Games galore
http://linuxgames.com
Want to waste some time and need a new
game? Then this is the site for you. Better
yet are the HOWTO’s for setting up a LANparty.
Routers
http://master-www.linuxrouter.org:8080
The Linux Router Project is small enough
to fit on a single 1.44MB floppy disk,
and makes
building and
maintaining
routers,
access
servers, thin
servers, thin
clients, network appliances, and typically
embedded systems next to trivial.
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