MaximumLinux.com Resurrected As MaximumLinux.org
Feb 20th, 18:08 UTC
After the death of Maximum Linux, and their web site, MaximumLinux.com, a group of users, and readers came together to form the next generation of the site, called MaximumLinux.org!
This week brought much sadness to the Linux community. No, it wasn't that a kernel was delayed again, it was the death of Maximum Linux, and their web site, MaximumLinux.com. With that sad death, came what we hope to be a great birth; the birth of MaximumLinux.org!
With MaximumLinux.org, we have kept the spirit of MaximumLinux.com alive. We will provide the news, views, reviews, and how-tos that made MaximumLinux.com so popular, and its death so tragic, as well as much, much more! We will be offering a weekly newsletter on the site, that will appear on Mondays, as well as an editoral column, that will appear on the "Views" page, which will discuss weekly happenings in, and around the Linux community. We hope to have that for you on this Monday, but, no promises!
We will also be offering the previously mentioned editoral column, that will appear right here, every Friday! In the "Views" column, the writings will be composed of very heated topics, such as "Linux 2.4 vs. FreeBSD 4.2". The column will also be posted on our forum, where we want you to discuss, and even argue, to a point, about the topic. We want to hear from you; that's what this "e-zine" is going to be about!
Another portion we would like to introduce is our "User's Forum". This is an area, where we invite you to not only write letters, and posts, but entire columns as well! We cannot pay you for your writings, no matter how good they are; we don't even get paid! You can consider this the "Open Source" version of an "e-zine"! Seriously though, we would love to see some of our readers writing our columns for us, just to hear your ideas, and opinions! Should be get enough responses to this, we will post at least 3, or 4 of them on the web site each week! So write in, and read on!
http://maximumlinux.8m.com
(Submitted by Sean Elble of ReactiveLinux.com)
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