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Recently I discovered three new Linux related online magazines: TUX, Free Software Magazine, and O3. I have been reading TUX since its first issue but only within the last couple weeks discovered FSM and O3. All three are distbuted in PDF format and available for free download after registering.

Both TUX and O3 are created using Scribus, which is cool and shows the growing maturity of this popular DTP app for Linux. FSM, according to one of its articles, takes either and ODF or MS Word file and translates them into XML which can then be automatically translated into the PDF somehow using LaTeX.

TUX is targeted at new Linux users and using Linux on the desktop. TUX is published by the same people who publish the print magazine Linux Journal.

Free Software Magazine seems to be magazine simply about Free Software in general. They even have a regular article by RMS.

O3 is primarily about using Free/OpenSource software in the enterprise. According to their website it is supposed to be targeted at IT Professionals, small business owners who are currently, or planning on, using Free/OpenSource software.

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