Linux News
The most famous Linux News blogs and sites in one free app!
Fast, simple and immediate mobile news feed reader for Linux News!Choose and read the most famous Linux News blogs and sites with your mobile free of charge and in the fastest way possible.If you want to stay up to date with what happens in the Linux, Unix and Open Source World and use as little time as possible, then this app is what you need!Linux News is a RSS Feed Reader but unlike other excellent news readers, it will bring you directly to the headlines without wasting any time messing around with the user interface or news loading. Linux News is the best app for the daily reader.Now you can even disable the feeds that you are not interested in.Linux News will show you the content of these public rss feeds:* SlashDot Linux* LWN.net (Linux Weekly News)* LXer* Linux.com* Linux Magazine* Linux Insider* TuxMachines* Phoronix* OS News* OSTechNix* Linux Today* Linux Reddit channel* Opensource Reddit channel* OMGUbuntu (Ubuntu news)* NoobsLab* Planet Ubuntu* UbuntuFree* Opensource.com* Ghacks* LinuxSecurity.com* LinuxGizmos.com* GamingOnLinux* TecMint* DistroWatchIf you want another site to be included in the list, please send us an email.We also appreciate critics and suggestions!Disclaimer: This app is not affiliated nor related with any of the blogs and sites cited here. The content the app shows comes from publicly available rss feeds and thus the app is not to be held responsible for any of the content displayed.Minor bug fixesFixed menu icon for loading images in current article when automatic images loading is disabled
Fast, simple and immediate mobile news feed reader for Linux News!Choose and read the most famous Linux News blogs and sites with your mobile free of charge and in the fastest way possible.If you want to stay up to date with what happens in the Linux, Unix and Open Source World and use as little time as possible, then this app is what you need!Linux News is a RSS Feed Reader but unlike other excellent news readers, it will bring you directly to the headlines without wasting any time messing around with the user interface or news loading. Linux News is the best app for the daily reader.Now you can even disable the feeds that you are not interested in.Linux News will show you the content of these public rss feeds:* SlashDot Linux* LWN.net (Linux Weekly News)* LXer* Linux.com* Linux Magazine* Linux Insider* TuxMachines* Phoronix* OS News* OSTechNix* Linux Today* Linux Reddit channel* Opensource Reddit channel* OMGUbuntu (Ubuntu news)* NoobsLab* Planet Ubuntu* UbuntuFree* Opensource.com* Ghacks* LinuxSecurity.com* LinuxGizmos.com* GamingOnLinux* TecMint* DistroWatchIf you want another site to be included in the list, please send us an email.We also appreciate critics and suggestions!Disclaimer: This app is not affiliated nor related with any of the blogs and sites cited here. The content the app shows comes from publicly available rss feeds and thus the app is not to be held responsible for any of the content displayed.Minor bug fixesFixed menu icon for loading images in current article when automatic images loading is disabled
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It works amazingly! Ads but it aggregates news for you so it's still amazing.
I think it the right app for me with my work
Great news feed for Linux users.
Frosted Flakes... They're great! Peace out Tony T.
Best Linux news in the app store. I've tried them all.
Tuxmachines needs a phone friendly version
Best app for Linux info.
Love it
Update, as of the Sept 8 update it is working again. No longer works on my galaxy tab a, the ads pop up at the bottom but no news, just a spinning icon in the middle of the screen. No tabs work. Tried the usual clear cache tend remove / reinstall. No joy!
It does what it does, not more, not less. But I am still waiting for the feature to favorite news that I want to read later on. EDIT : the feature works perfectly fine, just having the icon all on the bottom right is painful for my fat thumb. I don't know how to solve this ... otherwise the new Interface looks good as well, points for that.