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Linux Format magazine - trial subscription, 3 copies for £3


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The #1 source for Linux

Linux Format is the UK's best selling magazine dedicated to Linux. Since 2000, the magazine and website have rapidly become essential reading for Linux users of all types. The editorial formula is a mix of features, reviews and practical tutorials that tackle topics as far ranging as installing software to socket programming and network management.

Linux Format provides a monthly dose of entertaining and informative tutorials, news, reviews, previews, technical Q&As and more. Thought-provoking features and interviews provide a focus on key technologies, trends and issues in the fast-paced world of Free and Open Source software.

Plus every issue comes with a packed DVD featuring a stack of essential software.

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Trying to get my head around Ubuntu at the moment. These Linux mags are £6 each or so in Tesco, so this seemed a good deal to try them out.

I've had the first edition of a trial to "Linux Magazine" but it's virtually impenetrable, even to a seasoned pc user. Fortunately this Format magazine seems much more beginner friendly and readable.
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I can't see anything on the website to suggest that there's a trial offer (only a discount on the first three issues). Where should I be looking to find the T's & C's of the trial?
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grex9101:
"being a Linux user is sort of like living in a house inhabited by a large family of carpenters and architects. Every morning when you wake up, the house is a little different. Maybe there is a new turret, or some walls have moved. Or perhaps someone has temporarily removed the floor under your bed"
Don't forget the wizards and the alchemists, presenting you with walls covered in mystic runes and occasionally turning things into penguins.
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BargainMad:
I can't see anything on the website to suggest that there's a trial offer (only a discount on the first three issues). Where should I be looking to find the T's & C's of the trial?
Cheers.
I took out a sub today and got an email confirming the 1st DD is for £1 - I'm going to cancel the DD after that's been taken, and before the next for £16.99, and drop them an email as a courtesy. A flyer in the magazine says you can cancel in writing within 60 days and they'll refund cost of all unmailed issues. I'd suggest my course of action is easier.
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grex9101:
"being a Linux user is sort of like living in a house inhabited by a large family of carpenters and architects. Every morning when you wake up, the house is a little different. Maybe there is a new turret, or some walls have moved. Or perhaps someone has temporarily removed the floor under your bed"
I hate it when people remove your floor, look me 3 months to recover after the last time and I'm still limping
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I hate it when people remove your floor, look me 3 months to recover after the last time and I'm still limping
Not sure what these ad-hoc construction jokes are about, but I suspect I'll find out as I get more into Linux...............do distros mysteriously update/break themselves when you're not looking?
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