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Linux Journal Ceases Publication: An Awkward Goodbye
On August 7, 2019, Linux Journal shut its doors for good. All staff were laid off and the company is left with no operating funds to continue in any capacity. The website will continue to stay up for the next few weeks, hopefully longer for archival purposes if we can make it happen.
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What Linux needs to do to reach the masses [iophk: This is a red herring. Reinstalling an OS is like changing the engine on your car. The strangle hold on the OEMs needs to be released.]
I understand the problem is a combination of proprietary hardware and the mixing and matching of components. But Linux has managed to work flawlessly on desktop hardware for a very long time. To me this says Linux can work with similar success on mobile hardware. And it should. The landscape of current users won't revert back to the desktop any time soon. In fact, if we're to believe any of the prognostications, users will continue the mass migration toward mobile, until there's only a handful of us hardcore users still working diligently at desktop machines.
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Linux Journal ceases publication
Linux Journal ceases publication
The End Of Linux Journal
The End Of Linux Journal
Brian Fagioli is trolling again
Linux Journal shuts down, because cheapskate Linux users don't spend money [Ed: And Brian Fagioli goes into troll mode again; many publishers shut down, so this headline is a provocative lie (Linux users spend more money than Windows users)]
Linux Journal runs shutdown
Linux Journal runs shutdown -h now for a second time: Mag editor fires parting shot at proprietary software [Roy: Microsoft Tim -- that longtime Microsoft shill -- is now attacking Linux collectively because of the Linux Journal shutdown. The Register pays salary to two-hat Microsoft moles (like Microsof Peter)]
Goodbye, Linux Journal
Goodbye, Linux Journal
Houston-based Linux Journal is dead. Again.
Houston-based Linux Journal is dead. Again.
Linux Journal Closes
Linux Journal Closes
I am back! I think…
I am back! I think…
Linux Journal Announces its Definitive and Irreversible Shutdown
Linux Journal Announces its Definitive and Irreversible Shutdown
Linux Journal has shut down
Linux Journal has shut down
linuxjournal.com – Linux Journal shut its doors for good :(
linuxjournal.com – Linux Journal shut its doors for good