Wide Open Linux to Debut
There's a new Linux magazine in town catering to the more technical crowd, called Wide Open Linux. Sure it's published by Red Hat, and sure it will contain much marketing hype/fodder for Red Hat software, certification, and such, but if...
January 21, 2004
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There's a new Linux magazine in town catering to the more technical crowd, called Wide Open Linux. Sure it's published by Red Hat, and sure it will contain much marketing hype/fodder for Red Hat software, certification, and such, but if it can provide the useful chops for both professionals and enthusiasts, who cares. It sounds like a valuable addition to the tech publishing universe. Sign me up.
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