Linux Magazine

[Petrolhead]

Can anyone suggest a good Linux magazine? I'm looking to subscribe to one but I thought I'd get some recommendations first.
Initially I was impressed by Linux Magazine (http://www.linux-magazine.co.uk/) but its a British magazine and costs waay too much to subscribe in north america. [ Outside Europe - Airmail US $ 109.90 ].
I'm sure there are comparable north american magazines which cost less.
I'm not interesed in "enterprise nonsense", I'm looking for a geeky magazine aimed at users not corporate suits.

Thanks

[JohnT]

I know you like the more expensive imported brand:p , but....

http://www.linux-mag.com/

In addition to subscription, its online...and free.

[Choozo]

Still a bit on the expensive side, but very good: Linux Format (http://www.linuxformat.co.uk)

[hard candy]

The Linux Journal is the best in my estimation, slanted toward network types a little but good articles on processes and programs.

[Icarus]

Originally posted by hard candy
The Linux Journal is the best in my estimation, slanted toward network types a little but good articles on processes and programs. Also seems to lean a lot towards programming.
I've found Linux Journal to be one of the bests IMO. They do a good job covering most topics and are full of great tips.

[Bowtie]

I buy them all when I get the chance:D

[JohnT]

Originally posted by hard candyThe Linux Journal is the best in my estimation, slanted toward network types a little but good articles on processes and programs


Originally posted by mahdi
Also seems to lean a lot towards programming.
I've found Linux Journal to be one of the bests IMO. They do a good job covering most topics and are full of great tips.

Slanted, leaning.....can we just get a magazine that lays flat so we can read it? yuk, yuk:D

[Bowtie]

Originally posted by JohnT
Slanted, leaning.....can we just get a magazine that lays flat so we can read it? yuk, yuk:D

:D :D

[Icarus]

Originally posted by JohnT
Slanted, leaning.....can we just get a magazine that lays flat so we can read it? yuk, yuk:D Nope, the pages will always bend in that way so the light will always glare off that part of the page so you can't read it...
down with the glossy paper! :D

[XiaoKJ]

ERRMM, To me just reading the whole of JL is enough -- ppl will post new discoveries online... JL users are just plain NICE!!:D

The footnotes on the front page is also nice to read.

[X_console]

SysAdmin also rocks. Not entirely just Linux related, but they do have some good stuff in there that applies to Linux and general UNIX as well. http://www.samag.com/

[happybunny]

to re-inforce....

www.linux-mag.com is great.

[Gertrude]

I also like SysAdmin, however that may fall into "enterprise nonsense" depending on your point of view I guess. If your into setting up network services I would go with this over the others.