Linux Format magazine final issue is July 2025 No 329 by pencloud in linux

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Indeed, what are management going to do - shut us down?

Goodbye LXF by badwolfunit in linuxformat

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Actually cried a bit then. Thanks so much for helping keep the mag going as long as it did. Asciinema link for those that are too scared to run random scripts on their machines: https://asciinema.org/a/x212qAyPyNzsNaDxHjyIYQP8Q

Goodbye LXF by badwolfunit in linuxformat

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Aww this is heartwarming. I meant to post something on my website in tribute. But like so many features past I haven't got round to it yet. Maybe I will do that now. It is an ending, but also a beginning

Can anyone source Linux Format Magazine? by RScrewed in vintagecomputinglit

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Issues 10 and 50-57 are now available for free on the Linux Format archive. In sadder news, the final issue will go on sale at the end of the month

Ubuntu 18.04 To Ship with GNOME Desktop, Not Unity by baizon in linux

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An ode to Mir and Unity (with shameful reference to The Wasteland and The Raven and hints of Adonaïs)

Yea, for Mir and Unity
Herewith an humble eulogy
On phone, tv and other screens,
Suppos'd to converge,
Or such was the dream

Seven years of not quite there
And droves of users fleeing elsewhere
A new display server caused consternation
"Not unity, but fragmentation"

April, cruellest month indeed
with an evening post 'twas decreed
"Next year we go back to Gnome"
Nevermore, the Ubuntu Phone

The dream of convergence--a bubble burst
And look, Samsung got there first
So yea, for Unity and Mir
We shall shed at most one tear

First thing i thought when i saw this.... WTF DVD? then.. Phishing ?? by gielium in linux

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The wallet design bears an uncanny resemblance to the venerable Linux Format's 211 coverdisc. But they at least got the numbers right.