Fedora and Linux Blogs

I know the trend now is “status updates”, but I still enjoy reading blogs more. And I’ve been doing lots more reading and far less writing lately.

I thought I might share the Fedora and Linux blogs that I enjoy. (Sorry I don’t have an OPML link).

Fedora

• Hans' hacking log (Hans de Goede)
• i, quaid (Karsten Wade)
• James Morris
• Jef"I am the pusher robot"Spaleta
• Kevin’s World (Kevin DeKorte)
• knurd (Thorsten Leemhuis)
• mairin (Máirín Duffy)
• Mether’s Fedora Blog (Rahul Sundaram)
• poelcat (John Poelstra)
• Rex Dieter
• Richard WM Jones
• Single Point of Failure (Jesse Keating)
• Tom Callaway
• Will Woods, Fedora Testing Guy
• wtogami (Warren Togami)

CentOS / Red Hat related

• Field Commander Wieers (Dag Wieers)
• Mark J Cox
• Michael Tiemann’s blog
• Red Hat Magazine
• Software Testing (Len DiMaggio)

Linux miscellaneous

• Havoc Pennington
• Technical Blog of Richard Hughes
• Linus' blog
• Linux Hater’s Blog
• linux kernel monkey log (Greg Kroah-Hartman)
• /home/kOoLiNuS (Nicola Losito)

If you don’t know about Planet Fedora its a great place to peruse through some blogs. The volume is way too high to subscribe.

There are few other Fedora/Linux blogs but they either seem dead or their authors have moved onto other things. Right now, I like my mix of technical snippets as well as general Fedora discussion - especially from the people who put their dedicated effort into it.

ps. Even though I generally don’t read many “Howto” style blogs, I am always interested in recommendations.

Posted in: CentOS, Fedora, Linux, Miscellaneous,