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Short Take: LinuxHQ site moves
The LinuxHQ Web site, a site popular among those looking for the latest releases of the core part of the Linux operating system, has moved to a new Internet address. Jim Pick, who has been the site's webmaster for the last two years, said at the new site that the original creator of the site "has taken back the domain name."
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The LinuxHQ Web site, a site popular among those looking for the latest
releases of the core part of the Linux operating system, has moved to a . Jim Pick, who
has been the site's webmaster for the last two years, said at the new site
that the original creator of the site "has taken back the domain name."