There's still another Linux List, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, which receives
frequent notifications of kernel releases. <ssc> is (iirc) Specialized
Systems Consultants, I think closely connected with The Linux Journal.
The <ssc> List is primarily for local Seattle Linux folk, but was
courteous to me when it served as my newbie list. (I was quite careful
with what I asked.) I would say that some posts that are quite OK on
this List would be out of place on that List, because it's essentially
not for newcomers. However, no harm in lurking!
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Btw, I have a rather-large Linux-specific bookmark list, in Lynx format;
(should be usable by any browser, I'd guess); could e-mail it to anyone
interested (if there aren't too many requests!) It's no masterpiece, not
carefully sorted...
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