Linux.com Goes Live - For the Community, and By the Community
May 13, 2009, 21:03 (1 Talkback[s])
(Other stories by Andy Updegrove)
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"After months of effort behind the scenes, and some pretty
impressive Web design, the Linux Foundation delivered on that
promise last night. What you'll find there is something that's
different from anything that's ever existed before - an
interactive, growing, feature and content rich resource that can
help you hone your skills, find a job, assemble a Linux-based
system, and, of course, access the most up to date news, blogs and
ideas about open source software in general, and Linux in
particular. What it's all about can be summed up in just six words:
For the community, by the community. And if you read this blog,
that includes you.
"A great deal of thought has gone into asking the question,
"What should the new Linux.com be all about?" The answer we came up
with is that it should be all about helping developers and users to
learn and work together, for developers to hone their skills and
find jobs, to provide a central resource for the kind of
information everyone needs, and to support and grow the Linux
ecosystem in particular, and open source software in general. And
yes - it's still going to be a terrific place to keep up on the
news, and discuss it."
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