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By LJ Staff 

Do you have three minutes to spare? Take our short survey and you could be entered to win one of ten prizes: a "May the Source Be With You" T-shirt for US entrants, or a 2010 Linux Journal Archive Disc for those outside the US. more>>

Help Us Make LinuxJournal.com Better Suited for YOU

By Carlie Fairchild 

Each year we survey visitors and ask them a little about themselves as well as what they'd like to see more (or less) of on LinuxJournal.com. We take this data and ultimately build our upcoming call for articles. more>>

2010 Readers' Choice Awards Survey

By LJ Staff 

Linux Journal's Readers' Choice Awards offer the opportunity for readers to vote for their Linux and Open Source favorites. We compiled nominations and came up with the following list. If your favorite is not listed in any category, we encourage you to write in your vote (it's also okay to skip voting in categories not applicable to you). more>>

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