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LG has been publishing high quality articles since 1995, IMO, it is one of the understated and under appreciated resources available toe the Open Source community.
Every issue has a "More 2¢ Tips!" section, which is basic tech Q&A. There are usually some real gems in there.
After that is "The Answer Gang" section, where some rather technical questions are thrown at a group who do their best to answer with a little tongue and cheek.
Then it's the "News Bytes" section which gives the latest Linux oriented news.
Usually after that you get a taste of geek humor...
Then it's usually on to some really great articles. This months titles are:
Software development for a Sharp Zaurus SL-5500 Linux PDA [linuxgazette.com]
Perl One-Liner of the Month: The Mystery of the Red Worm [linuxgazette.com]
Book Review: Perl for System Administration [linuxgazette.com]
setjmp/longjmp Illustrated [linuxgazette.com]
The CUPS printing system [linuxgazette.com]
Programming with User Mode Linux [linuxgazette.com]
Each publication is available as in text, html, and html_long. You can go the web site and read it online, download it via FTP, and Debian users can even apt-get them.
How do you find the time to look at all these cool things for *nix? :)
