LinuxDevices Content Returns To the Web

DeviceGuru writes "One of most widely respected repositories of embedded and mobile Linux news and information has just returned to the web. LinuxDevices.com, which tracked the evolution of embedded and mobile Linux from an unknown player to being at the heart of billions of mobile and embedded devices, transferred from Ziff Davis Enterprise to QuinStreet through an acquisition two years ago, then went dormant for a year, and finally vanished from the web in May. Now, through an arrangement with QuinStreet, more than 14,000 news items and articles are back online in the form of a LinuxDevices Archive, hosted by LinuxGizmos.com. The archive is searchable from a calendar interface that lets you click on any month of any year between 1999 and 2012, to see what was going on in that time period."

Click on any year....

[tapi0]

the calendar archive's a neat idea, but click on any year and it just says "desktop"

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[wonkey_monkey]

It works okay for m... hey, waitaminute...

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[__aajbyc7391]

It generally renders a URI like http://archive.linuxgizmos.com/2008/ [linuxgizmos.com] (for 2008), for example.

Thanks, Rick

[Anonymous Coward]

Thanks, Rick, for doing the leg work to make this restoration happen. It's a real treasure trove.

The Linux Game Tome

[tuppe666]

There are lots of replacement news sites for Linux Gaming especially since the growth of steam and humble bundle, but Open source gaming as was, has (and still does) have some incredible games; Many of these gems I would have overlooked if not for this great site.

...All devices are pretty much Linux Devices, apart from those of the Apple/Microsoft Persuasion but those have small product ranges and sell in (relatively) limited numbers.

And nothing of value...

[NoImNotNineVolt]

was [re]gained?

Old news!

[tramp]

This is really about old news. Who cares about the state of Linux embedded of 2012 or 1999? Show me current state for 2014 that would be interesting.