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Thanks skidoo (for starting this thread). Very useful links and the direct links you've posted may work best for anyone browsing what's available.

PCLinuxOS Magazine
(available as online html pages, or PDFs) (monthly, 2006-present)
http://pclosmag.com/index.html

Smokey01's PuppyLinux monthly newsletter
(html pages) (monthly, est. Jan2017):
http://smokey01.com/newsletters/

Full Circle Magazine ~~ The independent magazine for the Ubuntu Linux community
(backissues available as PDF or EPUB) (monthly, 2007-present)
http://fullcirclemagazine.org/ ----} direct URL: https://fullcirclemagazine.org/downloads/

"watering holes" ~~ project-centric sites which present aggregated blog posts by various developers:
( intentionally not formatted as clickable links here ) 0_o <--- raised eyebrow? Not "faves", and... via this topic I'm tinkering with OES sknilkcab
planet.debian.org
debian-administration.org
planet.gentoo.org
planet.gnome.org
planet.mozilla.org

Site's masthead mentions categories: ___ ANDROID ___ KODI ___ LINUX ___ WEB
https://iwf1.com/tag/linux/
publishes approx 3--4 new linux / apps articles each month

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no new articles published to linux category since Sept2017

howtogeek.com https://www.howtogeek.com/t/linux/
Although a link to "linux" category is currently absent from the site's masthead, they've published hundreds of linux-related articles 2006-- present.
Approx 10 new linux articles per month.
Comments for each article are displayed to a forum topic page, and quality of the comment contents are often quite informative.


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displays a dynamic list of trending projects:
https://github.com/explore

site has published hundreds of articles providing an intro/overview of various desktop programs
https://www.addictivetips.com/ubuntu-linux-tips

https://www.theregister.co.uk/
All things tech. Not strictly Linux, but it gets an equal mention with everything else...Great humourous style!

https://www.putorius.net
130+ general linux howto // tutorial articles; approximately 2 new articles per week

https://hackaday.com/category/linux-hacks

1 or 3 quick-reading articles per month (articles in the "linux" category);
the articles provide an overview and provide link(s) to the item of interest.

In addition to linux, the site covers 3d printing, maker//gadgets, raspberryPi...