The Duke of URL is RIP; Now what? 11
Michael Stutz asks: "The Duke of URL announced today that he's closing up shop. His site was, I think, the best for getting a handle on seeing what new hardware worked well with Linux, with lots of smart reviews and links to deals. Better than any hardware database I've seen, the Duke of URL offered opinions based on personal experience and knowledge. Not having time to try out and tinker with all the latest myself, it was good to check out his latest Linux Buyer's Guide and see what came recommended as not only working with Linux but working well with Linux -- it was kind of like the old "Alice & Bill" column in Computer Shopper magazine, except for users of Linux and Open Source software. So now where to go to get good recommendations on hardware that works well with free software?"
Any way to get archives? (Score:2)
Re:Any way to get archives? (Score:1, Informative)
Re:Any way to get archives? (Score:2)
D I Y (Score:4, Interesting)
Finding good info costs money. (Score:3, Insightful)
Unfortunately, knowledge, research and experimentation cost money. Perhaps a site should start charging users for the opportunity to make use of the information.
There ain't no such thing as a free lunch. From the web site's main page, I get the impression that the people running the site are the ones who paid for it.
Sincerely, and with thanks,
Eugene T.S. Wong
linuxhardware (Score:5, Informative)
Re:linuxhardware (Score:1)
linuxprinting.org (Score:5, Informative)
recently in th market to buy a new printer to run under linux i found linuxprinting.org [linuxprinting.org] very useful
site features :
a quite considerable database of printers and their suitability to printing under linux,
general discussion of each vendor's track record and present level of support of free software compatability,
good information on th various ways to get printing happening under linux,
and more...
Let somebody else do it? (Score:2, Insightful)
http://linuxwatch.org (Score:1)