Linux

3 newsletters & 48 RSS feeds tagged with Linux

Newsletters and blogs about Linux and open source systems: distributions, self-hosting, the command line, NixOS and system administration.

  1. Alan Pearce

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    A back-end infrastructure developer in Berlin writing about Nix, NixOS, Emacs, Linux and development.

  2. Andrew Benvow

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    A Drupal developer and NixOS package maintainer writing about web development, Linux and experimental literature.

  3. Andri Óskarsson

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    A computer engineer writing about software, infrastructure, Go, Linux and the products he builds.

  4. Antarctica Starts Here

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    The personal homepage of The Doctor, with posts on self-hosting, Linux, Huginn, concerts and life.

  5. Blazestar.net

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    Periodic musings about systems, from board game strategy to crypto and personal notes.

  6. Brendan Gregg

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    Brendan Gregg on systems performance, eBPF and Linux.

  7. Brezular's Blog

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    Networking, virtualisation and Linux.

  8. Captain's Log

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    An infrequently updated Linux user's log of practical how-tos, from DNS caches to emulator disk images.

  9. Christian Cleberg

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    Christian Cleberg's posts on self-hosting, Linux, privacy and finding stillness amidst the chaos.

  10. David Álvarez Rosa

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    David Álvarez Rosa's notes on software and self-hosting, explaining how things work under the hood and how to make them fast.

  11. Debian News

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    Official news and release announcements from the Debian project.

  12. Downtown Doug Brown

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    Doug Brown's deep dives into reverse engineering, electronics, embedded Linux and vintage Macs.

  13. Fedora Magazine

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    Guides and news about the Fedora Linux operating system.

  14. FOSS Weekly

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    It's FOSS's weekly newsletter for desktop Linux users: the latest releases, news, tips and tutorials, trivia and memes.

  15. GamingOnLinux

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    News about gaming on Linux, SteamOS and the Steam Deck.

  16. Hari Mohan

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    Very occasional posts and musings, from NixOS to monthly notes.

  17. Heitor's Log

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    Heitor's corner of the web, with TILs, tools and reflections on writing.

  18. ibizaman's Blog

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    Self-hosting and NixOS from ibizaman.

  19. IT Notes

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    Stefano Marinelli's scattered IT notes on FreeBSD, illumos, Linux, servers, Mastodon and self-hosting.

  20. It's FOSS

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    It's FOSS has helped people use Linux since 2012, with news, tutorials, open-source app discoveries and local AI tools.

  21. Jeff Geerling

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    Jeff Geerling's projects and videos on Raspberry Pi, homelabs, Ansible, single-board computers and hardware tinkering.

  22. Jessie Frazelle

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    Jessie Frazelle on systems, kernels, hardware and operating systems.

  23. joelchrono

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    Joel's ramblings about tech, free software, games, books and hobbies, with weekly notes.

  24. John's Tech Blog

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    A technical hobbyist exploring Raspberry Pi, ham radio and GNSS.

  25. Julia Evans

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    Julia Evans' friendly explanations of programming and systems concepts, from Git and SQLite to Django and the terminal.

  26. Kev Quirk

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    Kev Quirk's little corner of the internet, with posts on blogging, Pure Blog, tech and life in the UK.

  27. Kevin Boone

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    Kevin Boone on software, Linux and electronics.

  28. Kieran Klukas

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    Kieran Klukas writes about hacking macOS, hardware and LLMs.

  29. Life plus Linux

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    Tips on making life easier and more efficient with Linux.

  30. Linux Journal

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    News, how-tos and articles about Linux and open source.

  31. Linux, Embedded, Android and Security

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    Posts on Linux, embedded systems, Android and security.

  32. LWN.net

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    LWN.net's comprehensive news and opinion from and about the Linux kernel and free software community.

  33. Michael Stapelberg

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    Michael Stapelberg, creator of i3 and Debian Code Search, writes about computers and programming, mostly Linux and Go.

  34. monotux.tech

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    Notes on Linux, Emacs, homelabs and tech from monotux.

  35. NixOS Weekly

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    News, updates and links from the Nix and NixOS community.

  36. OMG! Ubuntu

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    OMG! Ubuntu's news, apps, tips and tutorials for Ubuntu and the Linux desktop.

  37. Owen Wertzberger

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    A personal blog on self-hosting, design and tinkering.

  38. Owlcode.eu

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    A freelance computer scientist writing about Java, Go, Linux and libre software, with monthly status updates in English and Italian.

  39. Raymii.org

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    Remy van Elst's articles about Linux, programming, C++, emulation and vintage hardware.

  40. Self-Host Weekly

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    A weekly round-up of self-hosted software, news, launches and guides from selfh.st.

  41. solariz.de

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    A personal tech blog about homeservers, Proxmox, saving power and the things the author tinkers with.

  42. TechZerker

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    A tech professional with occasional sanity, posting weeknotes on IT, gaming and history.

  43. Terracrypt

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    A developer's blog of site spotlights, side projects and messaging.

  44. ThangQT

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    An open-source developer and Linux enthusiast writing about NixOS, Void Linux and rebuilding his website.

  45. Thiago Perrotta

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    Thiago Perrotta's blog on Linux, open source, privacy and Git.

  46. Ubuntu Blog

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    News and technical posts from Canonical about Ubuntu.

  47. ultracrepidarian

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    Advice from outside the area of expertise, on tools, style and history.

  48. Up Past Midnight

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    Getting it done Linux style.

  49. wonger's website

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    Wonger's website, with posts on public_html tools, yearly reviews and favourite tech talks.

  50. x-log

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    Andreas Jaggi's personal weblog on Mac tips, webcams and tech.

  51. zkbro

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    A personal small-web space focused on tech tinkering, running and gardening, with weeknotes.