New magazine - LinuxFormat

[James A. Kuzdrall]

Greetings:

    I have subscribed to Linux Format for several years now, and it is 
my favorite.  I am relatively new to Linux, but not new to computers.  
Since my modem contentedly hums along at 50-Kbaud, the DVD very 
attractive.

    As opposed to the apparent focus of you folks, I am primarily 
interested in engineering and business applications - "desktop" if you 
like.  The magazine sorts through the many programs available and 
directs me to what they consider of value.  They do a good job in a 
difficult task.

    I compile KDE and OO to keep my Red Hat 7.3 and SuSE 8.2 up to date, 
and haven't had problems with the DVD.

    If any other applications users are out there and interested, get 
your subscription in promptly.  With the rapidly devaluing dollar, the 
magazine may soon be priced out-of-range for Americans.

Jim Kuzdrall

On Thursday 06 January 2005 02:34 pm, you wrote:
> On Thu, 2005-01-06 at 14:21 -0500, Bill McGonigle wrote:
> > I'll put a plug in for SysAdmin Magazine.  While not dedicated to
> > linux, it basically is and has more hardcore content than others
> > I've seen.  But it's focused on the sysadmin - you'll never find an
> > article about managing your checkbook in it.
>
> I was a subscriber to this for quite some time.  I found that they
> typically had little content that was relevant to linux and when they
> did, it was pretty simple stuff.
>
> Perhaps this has changed?