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love the digital! pdf whole year?

Aug 21, 2011  By cpuspeed
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Ok got stacks of linux journal lying around and thought hey if the robots take over, and we lose power, I will have something for kindling. I usually buy the cd with the back issues on it which goes back many years. Any thoughts of back issues for this year perhaps pdf the entire 2011 run?

‹ What a pity! Digital ? I want my print. ›

Back issues are already

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Submitted by Marauder on Sun, 08/21/2011 - 21:10.

Back issues are already available in PDF all the way back to April 2005. Go to Linux Journal Subscription Services -> Digital Downloads.

https://secure2.linuxjournal.com/pdf/dljdownload.php

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