Linux Voice Introduction
Linux Voice Introduction
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This month in Linux Voice and Elvie.
We live in a world where information cascades down from everywhere. Linux users today get their news from email, social networks, podcasts, cable TV, and other manic media we don't even have names for yet. And what you hear isn't just what you listen to. When you're riding on the bus or sitting at a lunch counter, you get the highlights of whatever the person sitting next to you is listening to. Wouldn't it be saner and easier to view a custom summary every day with news from reputable sources you choose yourself? RSS is a format for delivering news directly to your desktop or mobile device. This month we show you how to configure an RSS news feed with FreshRSS. Also in this month's Linux Voice, learn about scanning documents with NAPS2.
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