I can't remember how, but I stumble upon this nice site, it seems to be new, as its oldest post is from April 9, 2009.

I like that almost every post has a webcast in upper-right corner, it combines some good opinion posts, with how-tos, and also applications lists' posts.

It is been a long time since my last Linux Site review, today I have stumbled upon Royal Linuxing and really liked what I have seen.

Let's start with the site look, it is fresh, modern, and clean, I like clean sites a lot, they invite you to read.

From different GNU Linux Operating System sites I have been directed to Steve Lawson's Blog The Red Devil, which name is maybe related to the BSD mascot.

Well talking about the blog itself, as you may see if you check the archive, you will find that this is not a daily updated blog, but hey! if you are looking for quality instead of quantity this is the side you should subscribe to, Steve is a journalist, so he knows how to write a post, it is nice to read its articles.

It is been a long time since I have not write about a good Linux site, recently I have found this one.

I like it, because it is dedicated to bash scripts, and shell commands more than to Desktop applications, because there are less sites devoted to shell than to Desktop.

Even more, this site has a lot of useful scripts, easy to copy and to use, so you may want to get some of them and give them a try.

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

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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.