[Sussex] LINUX Magazines (was : Good LINUX programming tutor ial)

Geoff Teale Geoff.Teale at claybrook.co.uk
Wed Nov 27 09:22:00 UTC 2002


Nik wrote:
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>Hmm theres two ways I could go here........

*LOL*
Given how fickle future are about their publications I think LINUX Format
needs all the support it can get, but if you only have the money for one,
LINUX Journal is a much better magazine.

My friend (and Best Man) Tom Mayo has worked on and off for future for a
number of years as an Editor / Staff Writer, he started out at SFX but
somehow managed to get promoted into a position that became redundant (both
he and the SFX staff have been trying to engineer a situation whereby he can
return to SFX  in the future - he still attends conferences and such like
because he's (to my constant suprise) somewhat of a readers favourite).
Anyhow since then he's worked on more future magazines than I've had hot
dinners (so far he's managed to avoid Cross-stitch monthly) and the sheer
number of publications that get axed every month is astonishing.  It seems
if a magazine has a couple of bad issues it's axed, no matter what it's
subscription level.

Currently Tom works for "Official Playstation2 Tips" for as long as it can
keep it's head above water..

-- 
GJT
geoff.teale at claybrook.co.uk





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