Goodbye Google Reader, Linux Has Its Own RSS Aggregators

 RSS is an open XML standard for syndicating Web content. RSS stands for Rich Site Summary and Really Simple Syndication, and it’s been a standard part of the Web for years. RSS benefits both publishers and readers by providing a simple open standard that makes it easy to create newsfeeds, and easy to subscribe to them. If you’re not accustomed to using an RSS reader you might give it a try, because it delivers articles to your RSS newsreader so you won’t miss important news.