Linux on the Web

• www.linux.org
  
  
• LinuxHQ
  
  
• The Linux Systems Labs.
  
  
• Linux Std Base: the goal of the Linux Standard Base (LSB) is to develop and promote a set of standards that will increase compatibility among Linux distributions and enable software applications to run on any compliant Linux system. In addition, the LSB will help coordinate efforts to recruit software vendors to port and write products for Linux.

• Linux Gazette: a member of the Linux Documentation Project, is an on-line WWW publication dedicated to two simple ideas: making Linux just a little more fun and sharing ideas and discoveries.
  
  
• Linux Planet,
  
  
• Linux Focus: LinuxFocus is the first really international Linux Magazine. It is managed and produced by Linux volunteers, fans and developers. LF is free and available on the web all over the world.
  
  
• www.linux.com

• LinuxMall: an online shopping center for Linux-related products.
• Think Geek:

GNU, The Free Software Foundation, Open Source...
• Gnu;
• Open Source Org;
• Unix World.

• usenet faqs: all(?) the FAQs associated with Usenet Newsgroups.
• dejanews: search the Usenet Newsgroups.

• themes.org

• Linux Documentation Project

• Brave GNU World, I quote: The "Brave GNU World" is a monthly column with the goal of providing a transparent forum for the GNU Project...It seeks to inform the "generic" user about recent developments within the GNU Project while improving the understanding of the GNU Philosophy.
  
  
• Freshmeat, I quote: ...a very well visited software repository carrying a complete set of applications for almost any purpose one could think of. Freshmeat keeps track of new software and new version of existing software, offers brief descriptions and links to home-pages and downloads (and user comments).
  
  
• Linux HeadQuarters is a kernel-related site, I quote: The LinuxHQ Web Sites tries to organize and catalog many of the Linux related kernel patches in one central location. Also, this site maintains an active archive of the linux-kernel mailing list, as well as, some other useful Linux information. All content can be searched via the search engines provided.
  
  
• Linux Net News: another daily news site, with "featured news", also.
  
  
• Comp.os.linux.announce archive: the WWW home page of the comp.os.linux.announce ("c.o.l.a") newsgroup. c.o.l.a is a moderated Usenet newsgroup intended for announcements for the Linux community.
  
  
• Linux Daily News offers news stories relating to commerce, development, distributions, the kernel and security --- coverage is summarised weekly in the Linux Weekly News.
  
  
• Linux Org: the news section of the Linux Org site.
  
  
• LinuXPower offers daily news and events as well as originial content (about).
  
  
• Linux Today is (quote): a resource for professionals interested in maintaining the highest level of awareness pertaining to Linux and the Open Source (TM) community news.
  
  
• Linux World...is a (quote) Web-only magazine that provides news and technical information about Linux and open source software...The primary goal of LinuxWorld is to serve computer professionals who are existing or potential users of open source software, of which Linux is the cornerstone.
  
  
• segfault.org is a spoof news site.
  
  
• Perhaps the archetypal "geeks" news page, Slashdot isn't really a Linux site, but often includes Linux-related stuff.
  
  
• Webwatcher: yet another Linux Links page, but this one (I quote): actually keeps track of when the pages where last updated, so you don't have to waste hours checking to see if your favorite web pages have been updated since your last visit to them. It also may clue you into pages that you might not normally check because maybe they are updated infrequently or you only have a slight interest in them (and don't bother checking very often).

• Linux Resources (is also published by ...)