LinuxUser

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LinuxUser is a German computer magazine for Linux users published by German media company Medialinx AG. It was first published in 2000.^[1]

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Linux kernel	History Kernel Linus's Law Linux-libre Linux startup process Linux kernel oops Tux more…

Controversies	Criticism of Linux Criticism of desktop Linux GNU/Linux naming controversy Tanenbaum–Torvalds debate SCO and Linux

Distributions	General comparison Distributions list Netbook-specific comparison Distributions that run from RAM Lightweight Proprietary software for Linux Package manager Package format List of software package managers

Organizations	List of Linux events Linux Foundation Linux Mark Institute Linux User Group (LUG) Linux Documentation Project LinuxChix Linux Counter

Adoption	Desktop Embedded Gaming Linux range of use List of Linux adopters

Media	Free Software Magazine Linux.com Linux Format Open Source For You Linux Gazette Linux Journal Linux Magazine LinuxUser Ubuntu User Linux Outlaws LugRadio LWN.net Phoronix Revolution OS The Code

People	Alan Cox Allison Randal Andrew Morton Benjamin Mako Hill Bradley Kuhn Bruce Perens Daniel Robbins David S. Miller Greg Kroah-Hartman Ian Murdock Jon "maddog" Hall Jono Bacon Karen Sandler Linus Torvalds Eric S. Raymond Mark Shuttleworth Pamela Jones Patrick Volkerding Richard Stallman Theodore Ts'o William John Sullivan

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