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  • 23-06-2015 4:30pm
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    whats newxt
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    And i'm stuck for what to write, what would you as a reader like to know about in the Linux world?

    How to guides
    reviews
    programming
    servers
    networking

    Can you please give me feedback as it will help me with the site.

    Thanks for your time.


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    whats newxt
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    Anyway on another note fedora 22 is looking really nice had a play around with it since it came out and so far i'm impressed, anyone give it a go yet? It's probably the first release i'll actually use as a daily driver.


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    Johnboy1951
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    whats newxt wrote: »
    Anyway on another note fedora 22 is looking really nice had a play around with it since it came out and so far i'm impressed, anyone give it a go yet? It's probably the first release i'll actually use as a daily driver.

    So now you have the subject for your first blog piece ;)


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    L.Jenkins
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    How about the new Linux 4.1 release or the humorous Terminator running Linux 4.1 Thread on Reddit.


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    syklops
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    whats newxt wrote: »
    Anyway on another note fedora 22 is looking really nice had a play around with it since it came out and so far i'm impressed, anyone give it a go yet? It's probably the first release i'll actually use as a daily driver.

    Yep, Fedora 22 is my pen testing VM on my work laptop. Been a Fedora fan for nearly 5 years now, ever since I joined Red Hat basically.

    In terms of blog subjects, first off, you could review Fedora 22, and include any fixes or issues you have.


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    whats newxt
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    syklops wrote: »
    Yep, Fedora 22 is my pen testing VM on my work laptop. Been a Fedora fan for nearly 5 years now, ever since I joined Red Hat basically.

    In terms of blog subjects, first off, you could review Fedora 22, and include any fixes or issues you have.

    well heres the blog if you're interested: http://www.sudozen.org/

    Very little content yet but i'll work on a fedora22 review.


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    opus
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    syklops wrote: »
    Yep, Fedora 22 is my pen testing VM on my work laptop. Been a Fedora fan for nearly 5 years now, ever since I joined Red Hat basically.

    In terms of blog subjects, first off, you could review Fedora 22, and include any fixes or issues you have.

    Currently F21 is the default I'm putting on PC's for people's desks, will probably move to 22 on my own PC in July sometime & if it behaves itself for a few weeks make it the default. Hopefully the kickstart install hasn't changed to keep my life simple!

    We've everything from F10 onwards in work as some people just don't want to move as things "just work" for them.


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    Research and blog about the availability of Linux through the big-name PC vendors.
    I always thought that they could work harder to push the likes of Ubuntu into the low-end market to establish a base. At the end of the day, people just want Chrome, gmail, facebook and twitface on a laptop, so Linux fits the bill, no?


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