Top 8 Linux Forums Worth Bookmarking

CodeKill Group presents top 8 Linux forums that can come handy for Linux users as well as programmers! 

Here are top 8 Linux forums where you can get useful information, such as tips, tricks, introduction, community discussion, specialized discussions, and get immediate resolution pertaining to security, installation, networking and much more.

1) Ubuntu Forums
You need to register to the site to view the postings on the forum. Various Ubuntu forums include: Ubuntu General Support, Ubuntu Specialized support, Ubuntu community discussions, Ubuntu specialized discussions, and so on.

2) LinuxQuestions.org
By joining the community, users can post topics, receive newsletter, use the advanced search, subscribe to threads and access several other unique features of the site. The site offers quick and simple registration, which is absolutely free.

3) Open Source and Linux Forums
It is an extensive Linux Software Resource, which provides Linux Forums, Linux Server Distro info, Linux Training, and Linux Help. You can also read through useful Articles, Tutorials, News, Downloads and more!

4) Linux Forums
Linux Forums refers to a Linux Help community where users can share their knowledge, resolve problems, learn and interact with each other! Join the forum to find out more information about Linux.

5) Forums
You need to register to the forum to postings, rules and notices, newbie questions, questions about networking, software and applications, as well as questions about sound, multimedia, & Codes. The site also features tutorials and how to articles and so on.

6) openSUSE Forums You need to register before you can post in the forums. The site is available in English, Dutch, French, Japanese, Polish and several other languages, and has around 78,000 listed members.

7) The UNIX and Linux Forums - Learn UNIX and Linux from Experts - It is one of the top free UNIX and Linux System Administration Resource Forums aimed for beginners and gurus who are on lookout for UNIX and Linux help and advice on the Internet.

8) FedoraForum.org You can find useful information on Fedora.

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