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At 9to5Linux, we provide breaking Linux and Open Source news, tutorials, reviews, and opinions. The main goal of this website is to provide the GNU/Linux community with a place where they can find all the freshest GNU/Linux and Open Source news and info about updates for their distributions and apps.
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DistroWatch is a website dedicated to talking about, reviewing and keeping up to date with open source operating systems. This site particularly focuses on Linux distributions and flavours of BSD, though other open source operating systems are sometimes discussed. There is a lot of information out there on Linux distributions and this site tries to collect and present that information in a consistent manner to make it easier to locate.
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A place for desktop Linux users and It's FOSS readers. It’s FOSS offers approachable Linux news, tutorials, application recommendations, distribution guides, and desktop customization resources for both new and experienced users. Its editorial site is separate from the It’s FOSS Community forum already listed.
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Phoronix provides frequently updated Linux and open-source news, hardware testing, performance benchmarks, and detailed reporting on graphics drivers, kernels, Wayland, desktop software, and hardware compatibility.
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| LinuxLinks reviews and organizes free and open-source Linux software, distributions, desktop tools, games, hardware, and alternatives to proprietary products. Its curated software coverage makes it one of the closest matches to Linux Look Book. |
| LinuxQuestions.org is a long-running Linux community with discussion forums, tutorials, distribution support, software recommendations, hardware information, reviews, and troubleshooting assistance. |
| Linuxiac publishes current Linux and open-source news, software and distribution releases, tutorials, tips, and desktop-related developments, including emerging Wayland shells and interfaces. |
| DistroSea allows visitors to test many Linux distributions directly in a web browser without installing them or creating a live USB. It is particularly useful for previewing different desktop environments and distribution interfaces. |
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