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Join some of the biggest names in GNU/Linux - including Richard Stallman, Gael Duval and Jim Zemlin - for a look back at what the community has achieved over the last 100 issues of LXF, and what's still to come... (Mike Saunders)
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Any old geek can program software, but it takes some serious commitment to computers to want to program hardware. We show you how to get started with the Arduino board... (Paul Hudson) Click here to read!
Could open source media production tools save the BBC enough money to halt its current crisis? (Daniel James)
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Had it up to here with memos about the cover on your TPS reports? We explain why open source BI is no BS, and can make your boss a lot less pointy haired into the bargain... (Andy Hudson)
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Massive double-sided 8GB DVD, featuring an exclusive, enhanced version of Ubuntu with KDE, KOffice, Xfce, AbiWord, development tools and more. Plus: OpenSUSE 10.3, 100 chapters from Apress books, Gnome 2.20, games and more (Mike Saunders)
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Gnome-Inform, Yakuake, Motion, Project-M, Zim, Battle Tanks, Bos Wars, Synkron, phpMyAdmin, TaskJuggler (Graham Morrison)
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Your choice of distro is an important one and will affect your whole Linux experience. We lead you out of the dark and into desktop heaven... (Andy Channelle)
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It's a moment that every user of any OS dreads: your computer failing to boot. Follow our methods for soothing your troubled brow. (Chris Brown)
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Can you preserve settings across your Ubuntu reinstalls? Yes! Restructure your hard drive and increase security with ext2resize and LUKS. (Jack Knight)
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Part 1: Love programming, but need some fresh ideas? Here's a new series on mini coding projects, starting with your very own IRC bot... (Mike Saunders)
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Do you want a silent HTPC, or need to run a cluster of similar computers? Network booting may be the answer - we show you how. (Neil Bothwick)
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With three brand-new interations of major Linux distributions released just in time for Christmas, we find out which you'd prefer under the tree. (Neil Bothwick)
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Graham finds something to scratch the overwhelming itch in his trigger finger while waiting for the next version of Unreal Tournament to arrive. (Graham Morrison)
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A manual is more than just a neat skateboard move - good documentation is always a pleasure to encounter! (Graham Morrison)
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Now that it's simple to put a Windows installation inside a virtual machine on your Linux desktop, can software such as this find a reason to live? (Andy Channelle)
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It's one of the most important Free Software projects around, yet most users don't try out the new features of each release. We ponder why... (Graham Morrison)
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Feeling the need to hear a human voice, Andy downloads a selection of Linux Podcasts and settles down with a nice cup of tea. (Andy Hudson)
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Schools lead where others fear to tread. Plus: Adobe looks to the online office market; Red Hat and Novell sued by IP Innovation; Novell's OpenOffice.org 'fork'; Linspire 6.0 (Andy Channelle)
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New online desktop, graphical firewall and artwork. Plus: Sidux 2007, Red Flag Linux 6.0, package versions for major distros (Ladislav Bodnar)
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Taking a break from his PC Plus and PC Format duties, hardware tweaking expert Jeremy makes his own unexpected Spanish inquisition... (Jeremy Laird)
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