Connexion🪶 Les journaux LinuxFr.org les mieux notés de février 2026
LinuxFr.org propose des dépêches et articles, soumis par tout un chacun, puis revus et corrigés par l’équipe de modération avant publication. C’est la partie la plus visible de LinuxFr.org, ce sont les dépêches qui sont le plus lues et suivies, sur le site, via Atom/RSS, ou bien via partage par messagerie instantanée, par courriel, ou encore via médias sociaux.
Ce que l’on sait moins, c’est que LinuxFr.org vous propose également de publier directement vos propres articles, sans validation a priori de lʼéquipe de modération. Ceux-ci s’appellent des journaux. Voici un florilège d’une dizaine de ces journaux parmi les mieux notés par les utilisateurs et les utilisatrices… qui notent. Lumière sur ceux du mois de février passé.
- « De la rigueur dans la programmation » par Julien Jorge ;
- « C'est qui qu'a la plus petite ? » par gUI ;
- « Publication de uback 0.7(.1) » par Moonz ;
- « Boursorama semble dorénavant imposer l'usage d'un smartphone pour utiliser ses services » par zurvan ;
- « Se défendre contre l'IA générative » par Faya ;
- « C'est beau. C'est nanométrique » par Luc-Skywalker ;
- « Transactions financières, secteur associatif, et vie privée » par arnaudus ;
- « Amélioration dans GNU coreutils par les dev de uutils (en Rust) » par uso ;
- « Migration CoreOS vers Debian in situ » par steph1978 ;
- « Retour sur ce site - j'espère retrouver la bonne ambiance d'antant. » par Richard DEMONGEOT.
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