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While these links point out many sites that can be found, it is often best to search for answers to specific problems. In addition to your search-engine of choice, the following are good places to start a search:

• http://google.com/linux - Limits the search to relevant sites.
• http://groups.google.com - Search newsgroups
• http://gmane.org - A mailinglist to newsgroup service that also archives the postings.

Cutting edge information on a distribution can be obtained from IRC bots in IRC channels.

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News and Views

Podcasts

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There are other sites on the web whose's sole purpose is maintaining a good, working collection of links. Try them if you want to research deeply into any subject.

• Research Resources for the Linux Operating System - a vast variety of sections! (My highlight: Linux Folks & Their Personal Pages - although Linus' link is broken)

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• linuxreality - a podcast for the new linux user
• linmagazine.co.il - Does anybody know what they say about us?
• The "North Olympic Peninsula Linux Users Group" - 2.5 hrs north-west of Seatle. (I did not know there was such a place on dry land… ;)
• Freiburg Linux User Group - Somebody from my local LUG actually translated some stuff from LBo into German!
• Lehigh Valley Computer Group - Suggest our RUTE-course.
• The Kanotix-Wiki - On their documentation-page
• remoted.sytes.net - Recommends us as the place to go for RUTE.
• Ned Batchelder - Claims in his blog we were “nicely organized”. (This goes to Anita and Sam. Stefan “GoogleIsMyCollectionOfBookmarks” Waidele hereby declines any praise for “organization”!)
• Linux on Laptops - The place to go if you have a laptop
• TWiki.org - We (Anita, Sam and Stefan) used twiki before we started LBo. It's a fine piece of software.
• The Mailman homepage - Ok, I added that link there…
• Splitbrain.org - The home of DokuWiki
• Our Folding at Home Team