Does anyone out there know of some linux magazines that one can subscribe to? I'm interested in seeing one that hoghlights linux in a corporate environement mainly focuinsing on the server side of thing. I get redmond magazine that keeps me up on all th Microsoft offerings completely free so I assume linux has a similiar publication.

Linux is more community-based than Windows and tends to use the Internet as a primary means of communicating — so there are fewer Linux magazines than Windows out there.

I subscribe to Linux Format magazine (future publishing) (http://www.linuxformat.com/) which is UK-based but available for subscription internationally. The subscription version includes Linux Pro which focuses entirely on Linux in the enterprise/server market, although the main magazine is more general and covers the whole embedded/desktop/server/supercomputer range, and runs tutorials on things like common applications and programming toolkits.

You might also want to look at SlashDot, which is a major news source for both Linux and software generally.

I buy a magazine called "Linux for You". It deals with every field of linux, from servers to newbies. (Note: I live in India. I don't know if this is available outside)

You could also ask your local LUG. I'm sure someone in the lug gets some magazine

this is one i know

http://www.linux-mag.com

Also if you live in United States...try retailers like Barnes & Noble and/or Borders....they have magazines on linux.

Tux Magazine. Free too.

www.tuxmagazine.com

see http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...d.php?t=158527

Here is another one
http://www.lpmagazine.org/en/modules/news/
currently in pl, fr, cz, de, Es

linux user and developer; could not easily find the link

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found it: http://www.linuxuser.co.uk/
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If you are interested in the corporate environment, you may want to look at O3Magazine.
Also, I have learned a lot from Free Software Magazine.