Linux Sites

I just stumbled on this site, it is a promotional site devoted to Ubuntu, you might be thinking, "well yet another Ubuntu site" but I think this one deserves a visit, it does not have how-tos, or such kind of info, it is mainly promotional, it has some information about Ubuntu's, Flexibility, Speed, Simplicity, Appearance, Stability, Freedom, Security and Community, which are the columns where Ubuntu rests.

My friend from UbuntuHQ, had a great idea, he installed a Wiki on his site, and now you can add links to Ubuntu How-Tos, the page already has lots of How-To links.

It seems Ubuntu users really like the idea, just need to check how it preformed on

StumbleUpon or digg

Because of a comment here in Go2Linux I discovered Lindesk, which is a great Linux blog, I really enjoyed the articles posted there.

The blog is mainly focused on Fedora, and have lots of Desktop applications' reviews since some time ago, the author has focused on multimedia applications, and has reviewed, MP3 players, showing the features, the pros and cons of every software reviewed, there are also lots of KDE tips, like how to start with "numlock" enabled.

The Fedora section comes with some good tips to tweak your Fedora and make it faster, and more usable.

After a long time not posting, our friend Mary Riley the author of the The Daily Ubuntu is back and posting again.

She promises us to keep posting at least one Ubuntu application per day, so you are hardly encouraged to subscribe to her RSS, and keep in touch with her blog.

Check out the site, and suggest her new applications to post about.

Well once again reviewing some good Linux blog, today is the turn of LinuxLove, I wanted to make this review some weeks ago, but sadly the site went down for some days, happily it is up and running again.

In its short life, it was born in May 2007, it came extremely popular, it hit I think twice Digg frontpage, has a lot of articles in StumbleUpon, there should be a reason!

So if you want to know the reason for its popularity, take a look at its posts and will know.

Well, this time is the turn of Tuxmachines, I am almost sure the most of you know about this site, it is really popular, it was one of the first sites I met about Linux, when I came to Linux Operating System world again, some two years ago.

For those who hasn't heard about this great site, I will explain a little how it works.

Today I have found a site, that focus on showing people why they should give Linux a try.

Some of the arguments are:

• No virus
• Stable system
• Money
• Freedom

There are lots more, in the page, this page is also written in various languages, 23 in total by the time I am writing this.

Today I have found a site which started on December 9th, yes it is really new, the author is just switching to Linux as a Desktop OS, he used Linux for servers for some time now.

He started this blog, to post how he makes things work, the problems he faces, and how he solves them, so it could be a great blog for those beginning with Linux as him.

He is focusing on Ubuntu (as most people) and I also hope to see some CentOS server posts here. :).

have a look at it.

A regular visitor of this blog, my friend from Spain Averia started her blog almost three years ago, in that time she was starting with Linux, by now you can find at her blog hundreds of good Linux tips, news, also humor posts, she writes in Spanish, so this is a great site to visit for the Spanish speakers of this blog.

PhoroLinux is a new site, it started on September this year, and because of its great articles it is growing up in number of readers real fast!.

Most of its articles are focused on Ubuntu and on Desktop application, for both KDE and Gnome.

Its red on white theme is really nice to eyes.

Once again reviewing good Linux sites, this time is the turn for BashCuresCancer, as its name suggests the site is devoted to command line uses.

I think it is a great site, and highly recommend you to subscribe to its RSS.

The Geek of Ubuntu is our friend author of UbuntuGeek, this site is dedicated to make the transition from Windows to Linux easier for those who decide to do the switch, as the author says.

If you like Compiz Fusion, you will like this site, it is at least until now (It is really new) completely devoted to Compiz Fusion.

Check out the screenshot, I like the colors of the blog, they are different to the common blogs out there.

To be a new site, it is growing real fast, should be because of its great content, hope you enjoy your visit to Forlong's Blog

While for these days I have been busy at my job, I had not enough time to write on the site, but I have been reading some sites, one of those is ArsGeek I am not linking to its main page, but to its Linux section.

You will find on this section good Linux stuff, specially for the Desktop users, I mean those who use Linux as a XP replacement, and not as much as a server.

While browsing the web I have came to this site, Fsckin w/ Linux it has some good tips, and how tos.

I like its Linux Nation section, where the Wayne Richardson the author of this site, comments about the biggest Linux/Unix news on Digg for that given week.

Fedora is one of the most used Linux distribution and if you are interested in Fedora, or are a Fedora user, this site is for you.

Fedora FAQ is a site, with the most needed advices and small how-tos for Fedora users, as it name says, it is the Frequently Asked Questions about Fedora list.

I like a lot the the Using Fedora and installing Software section.

1. Where can I get software for Fedora?

I have found this new site while surfing the web, and I think it deserve a place in this section.

It is new, it started on April this year, but it is growing really fast, due to its great posts about a lot of topics of Linux

Their articles are nice and useful, easy to read an follow, it is also easy to navigate on their site map you will find there lots of articles distributed in interesting categories, like Debian, Ubuntu, Gnome, KDE, FUN among others.

Maybe this is not the category for this review as this site is not only dedicated to Linux, but it has lots of great how-to about Linux and also for Microsoft and Mac.

It is a great site as all of us who works in the computer world need advices about Linux, Microsoft, and other PC how-tos.

Hi, while stumbling I found this new site, it has no more than a month, it is called The daily Ubuntu and according to its owner the site will give us a Daily Ubuntu application.

"Website featuring a daily Ubuntu application for the Linux operating system. The daily Ubuntu applications cover a variety of different software types."

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While being at digg.com I found this site, Ubuntu Unleashed that comes with lots of How-To for Ubuntu, good Desktop and Compiz-Fusion advises to make your Ubuntu look better.

Most of his article also apply for other Linux Distributions.

Kyle who is his author is doing really a good job, I like also the clean theme he has chosen for his blog is really easy to read, and nice to the eyes.

Hope you enjoy this site.