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Quite a few of the TWiT.tv channels have good up-to-date information if you like the format.

https://www.youtube.com/user/TWiTSecurityNow/videos

https://www.youtube.com/user/TWiTTriangulation/videos

https://www.youtube.com/user/TWiTFLOSS/videos

Thanks for the support on this venture!
NP, happy to help in my small way.

Do you have any ideas about publicizing it so they can find it?
Probably the best way is to make up a "press release" kind of e-mail with lots of glowing praise for MX and include a direct link to the blog and rss feed ...

This is great news for me as it makes it easy to find highlights that I can add to /r/MXLinux without having to troll through every forum post.

It will be good for tech journalists too because they are always looking for a quick and easy way to report Linux news. I'll bet that we will see an ...

dolphin_oracle wrote:you don't see this?

Nope.

Edit: I just checked all my add-ons in FF51 and none are reporting that they are blocking anything. But when I opened the blog in PaleMoon the icon was there. So I guess it is being blocked silently somewhere in Firefox.

peregrine wrote:Look for the little orange icon

I don't see that at all. Maybe it's the FF security/privacy addons blocking it, but I only have a blank grey bar on the bottom of the page.

Just came across the new blog, but couldn't find a button to add it as a RSS feed. Did some digging and found on the Drupal site that if you add /feed to the end of the URL it turns it into a feed that you can use in any application that can handle it.

So, for the blog, the URL would be: https ...

32 bit is what brought me to MX after it was recommended in a Manjaro forum thread.

I have an i686 laptop that works fine for what I use it for, so I'd like to keep it alive for as long as possible.

Didn't even know about that!

Unfortunately, almost nobody does. But, it has only been live for a few days, so it will grow.

I'm a refugee from the Manjaro (Arch) 32 bit deprecation plan and several people on their forum recommended MX. So, of course, the first place I went to find more info was ...

reddit.com/r/linux

Also,
https://www.reddit.com/r/MXLinux