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Articles by Richard Drummond

Issue 91 - HotPicks: HotPicks - Qemulator, Klavaro, Bugle, Audacity, JSHoldem, Gadii, Breve, ExactImage, KX Generator, SystemRescueCD

Issue 90 - HotPicks: HotPicks - Partition Image, GElemental, Weatherspect, Texmacs, FreeCol, GLChess, Exaile, KAlarm, EDB, Smb4k

Issue 89 - HotPicks: HotPicks - NSPluginWrapper, Goggles, Hardware Lister, FLPhoto, Frozen Bubble, Enigma, JMemorize, Atop, CuteCom, Dissy

Issue 88 - HotPicks: HotPicks - RLPlot, Basic-256, Qingy, Gnome Commander, ScummVM, Python Kye, Xvidcap, KFuseIIso, Prefs Hide And Seek, ClamTk

Issue 87 - Roundup: Web browsers - Amaya, Dillo, Epiphany, Firefox, Galeon, Konqueror, Links2, Lynx, Opera, SeaMonkey

Issue 87 - HotPicks: HotPicks - GtkLife, Liferea, KBackup, Bluefish, Lost Labyrinth, X-Moto, HomeBank, MOC, Kdesvn

Issue 86 - HotPicks: HotPicks - OpenBox, ESpeak, Tellico, PulseAudio, PangZero, Ksirk, Xarchiver, Partition Logic, sshfs, Zile

Issue 85 - Roundup: Java IDEs - Rated: Eclipse Callisto, IntelliJ IDEA, Sun Java Studio Creator, JBuilder, MyEclipse, NetBeans IDE, Oracle JDeveloper

Issue 71 - What on Earth: Cairo - Actually, it's a vector graphics library that will revolutionise the way Linux applications create graphical output - we'll fill you in.

Issue 70 - Feature: Debian at a crossroads - Sarge is out at last - a release that at one time seemed as likely as soaring swine - but it's delays and waning influence, not features and improvements, that people are talking about. We assess the road ahead for this freest of Linux distributions.

Issue 69 - Review: Debian 3.1 - After years of waiting, we finally get the chance to see if Sarge is worth its stripes.

Issue 69 - What on Earth: Open Carpet - While Novell is bringing Linux software distribution to the enterprise, Open Carpet brings integration to the humble software developer.

Issue 69 - Feature: Emulate! - Dust off the greatest games ever made - then play them using emulators for the Amiga, Spectrum, C64, Mega Drive, SNES, Arcade machines and more.

Issue 68 - Feature: The X factor - Far from its clunky image, Linux is poised to introduce key new display technologies ahead of both Windows and Mac OS X...