website of the month - suggestions?

[moredhel]

Hi, I'm Daniel Cohen and I do the website of the month article.

I thought it might be a nice idea to have a place where people can suggest websites that they think deserve to be featured in the up and coming month, or at any later point. Of course, choosing one is ultimately my responsibility, but i'm sure that if someone occasionally finds a nice site and suggests it to me then it will bring forth more interesting articles, as well as it will find out more good websites compared to if only I was looking.

Anyway, give me some urls if you want :)

[metallicamaster3]

one that deserves more rep then it has

http://www.mysillypc.com/ubuntu

this one goes without saying:

http://www.ubuntuforums.org

for all wallpapers that I use:

http://www.interfacelift.com

[jfdm]

One of the most useful (unoffical) ubuntu related websites that I use. All it contains are instructions on how to complete some of the more common tasks in Ubuntu.

http://ubuntuguide.org/

It is simple and effective

[ncappel1]

here's another good site: http://users.bigpond.net.au/hermanzone/

[Skrynesaver]

Not updated as regularly as I'd like, but worth taking the RSS feed (and submitting articles on your own favourite packages ) is the debian package of the day site (http://debaday.debian.net/), useful for new users to take a tour of packages and their use and though I've been a Linux user for >10 years I often discover new and improved ways of doing stuff through this site.

[moredhel]

thanks for the suggestions so far :)

And also, please don't just see this as a place to advertise you own site. I'm not stupid.

[Old Pink]

I'd like to suggest my own site: http://www.mbhoy.com
Or more importantly the Ubuntu only section: http://www.mbhoy.com/category/linux

Otherwise the only other I use is ubuntuforums.org, the best! ;)

[moredhel]

Any more suggestions are very welcome :)

[onlineapps]

http://psychocats.net/ubuntu/

Handy tutorials.

[catfacts]

http://www.fichey.com/
Great for RSS lovers.

[ncappel1]

here's another site that offers a download of a cd bundled with free apps for multiple platforms

http://softwarefor.org

[catfacts]

http://linuxonlaptops.com/ great for noobs

[HoellP]

I'd like to suggest www.ubuntu-art.org, as it is quite new in the circle of artwork pages.
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[ujwal10101]

this ones a great site

http://screencasts.ubuntu.com/