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Where's the October edition?

Sep 27, 2011  By hillardn
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I'm a long-term digital subscriber and yesterday I received the 'Linux Journal Announce' e-mail.

Normally it follows the 'Ready To Download' e-mail by at least three days. Trying my usual download.linuxjournal.com URL still gives me issue 209!

It appears that #210 won't be released until October 1st... why the huge gap? #209 came out on August 10th!

‹ Why is the LJ site still not doing HTTPS connections for auth now that it's Digital only? (Does Android too) So how do I dowvnload the October Edition? ›

Probably the difference between shipping a physical object and

cbier's picture
Submitted by cbier on Wed, 09/28/2011 - 09:43.

a digital download. To get the magazine to you and in the stores, they had to ship two weeks before the date it has to show up.

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