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Channels like @linuxgram

What Telegram recommends beside Linuxgram 🐧, ranked by size and shown with the numbers Telegram leaves out.

Measured in week 38 of 2026, on 14 Sept 2026, from public Telegram data

Recommended alongside

ChannelNameSubscribers14 daysTopic
@computer_science_and_programmingComputer Science and Programming140,075-0.25%Security and privacy
@hackernewsliveHacker News28,212+0.32%Security and privacy
@itsfoss_officialIt's FOSS12,965+0.36%Security and privacy
@muylinuxMuyLinux8,479+0.02%Security and privacy
@linux_memesLinux memes7,967+0.62%Security and privacy
@fedoranewsFedora News5,463+0.46%Security and privacy
@linuxgamingGamingOnLinux News4,269+0.26%Security and privacy
@r_linuxmemesr/Linux memes2,787+1.68%Security and privacy
@debugpointdebugpoint.com2,518-1.37%Security and privacy
@ninetofivelinux9to5Linux.com2,383+0.08%Security and privacy

This list comes from Telegram's own recommendation graph. The subscriber counts, growth and topics are ours — Telegram shows the names and stops there.

The reverse

2 channels in the index have @linuxgram in their own recommendation list. That direction is not something Telegram publishes — see the channel page for the full list.

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  --url 'https://telegram155.p.rapidapi.com/v1/channels/recommendations?peer_id=1026239413' \
  --header 'x-rapidapi-host: telegram155.p.rapidapi.com' \
  --header 'x-rapidapi-key: YOUR_KEY'

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