''LinuxFocus'' was a bi-monthly

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covering

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. It was part of the Linux Documentation Project, and a sister webzine of the ''

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''. Each issue was published in a number of languages and was distributed free.

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''LinuxFocus'' was started in November 1997 by Miguel Angel Sepulveda, primarily as a resource for Linux users in non-English speaking countries. Later, Guido Socher became project leader. The last article was published in 2005. ''LinuxFocus'' is issued under the terms of the

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