pro-linux.de

Archived German-language publication covering Linux, open-source software and related technology news

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About pro-linux.de

Pro-Linux was a German-language publication covering Linux and open-source software through news, articles, tips, program updates and security reports. It also hosted forums, community listings and job advertisements.

The publication announced its closure in May 2020 after 7,643 days and 29,621 article entries. The site content includes a continuing archive; no active publishing business is indicated.

Product: Online news and editorial content about Linux and open-source software.

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