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Linux Journal Archive DVD

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The all new, space-saving 1994-2011 Linux Journal Archive DVD is here!

In easy-to-use HTML format, this fully searchable archive offers immediate access to an essential resource for the Linux enthusiast: Linux Journal. The archive contains all 212 issues of the magazine, from the premiere March 1994 issue through December 2011. That's 212 issues of Linux Journal, with more than 4,000 articles.

Ship Date: December 15, 2011.

Currently retails for $34.95 but use coupon code LJGIFTGUIDE when checking out for $10 off. Coupon good through December 15, 2011.

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