What is your favorite Linux-based news source? (other than Linuxquestions.org) I'm looking for someone that comments on Fedora when applicable (altho, I don't mind if they talk about other distros) and which has RSS feed.

Thanks!

I don't know if it is my favorite, but eWeek has a section devoted to Linux and Open Source Software which has an RSS feed.

http://www.eweek.com/category2/0,1738,1237915,00.asp

I usually read Linux Today daily.

there is also tuxme.com , osnews.com , pclinuxonline.com/

I use DistroWatch, OSnews, AtomicFire, Linux Weekly News, Slashdot and Google News.

A few notes.

Distrowatch has new distro releases daily and a newsletter that highlights the releases of the past week plus has Distros that are waiting to get onto the distrowatch list, a featured distro with an in-depth review, and other things. It comes out on Mondays.

OSnews has news on all operating systems. and is updated daily.

Atomic Fire is a new, tech news site, but I haven't seen much on Linux or Open-Source software on it. It is updated once every 2-3 days

Linux Weekly News covers a number of Open-Source topics. The downside is that the news is a week old unless you pay (I think) $5 a month. I believe they release a new edition on Wensdays.

Slashdot covers a wide variety of geeky and nerdy news including but not limited to: Linux, Open Source, Science, Books, and computer companies. This updated at various times during the day so it's worth visiting 2-3 times a day.

Google news is a collection of news articles from various sources and their sci/tech section has quite a bit of news on Linux and Open-Source. It is also updated several times a day.

another for: slashdot,

but also:

http://www.gnomedesktop.org/

http://dot.kde.org/

http://lwn.net/



-Nex6