I would like to have a link on website, both advertising the fact that I use (GNU/)linux, and pointing the curious reader to a source to learn more information. But I'm having trouble finding the right place to link.Desiderata:Not distribution specific. (It would seem inappropriate to link to anything but the distro I actually use, but Arch Linux is not really right for beginners.)Beginner friendly. Says in very simple terms what linux is for those who don't already have any idea. Links to download and beginner resources.Not overly preachy. Doesn't shame or scold people for being bad, naughty Windows/Apple/non-free-software users.Professional looking and up to date.Presents linux in a positive light.But I'm having trouble finding a destination that matches all these criteria. Here are some of the things I've considered, but don't seem right for one reason or another:Linux online! Provides decent summary, but the page is extremely unprofessional looking (IMHO); straight out of the mid-1990s.Linux.com or the Linux foundation: To me, these seem more aimed at those who already know what linux is, and want to learn more about the foundation, or recent linux-related news, rather than beginners; but the first link may be a possibility; some the pages buried deeper down are more promising.Switching to Linux page on Grokdoc; a very good source of information, but is just information only, no pizzazz.Thoughts?
Good website to link to for generic linux advocacy
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