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Control your world by installing Linux on our video game consoles, set-top boxes, wireless router, and just about anything that has an LCD screen... (John Brandon)
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Go deep into the sound system on your Linux machine and get the best from the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture. (Daniel James)
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Want your own personal, huge Linux cluster to throw your worst and most exciting problems at? Big computing is now really cheap... (Dan Frost)
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An intro to Posix, keeping your passwords safe and using AppArmor (Chris Brown)
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He's been hacking on the X Window System for over 20 years, but he's still excited about the future of Linux's GUI foundations. (Mike Saunders, Paul Hudson)
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Get the very latest Linux - over 2,000 packages! Plus: desktop apps, development tools, newbie guides and games. (Mike Saunders)
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Liferea, Qtractor, Strasheela, Endeavour II, Word War Vi, Cave9, ColorExplorer, TuxType, When, DelSafe (Richard Smedley)
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Redirect your Gmail messages with POP or IMAP, and organise your life using Tomboy and Tasque (Andy Channelle)
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Your Eee isn't limited to a single distribution. We show you how to install another Linux flavour and back up your files. (Mike Saunders) Click here to read!
Like Photoshop, the key to Gimp lies in mastering layers. We show you how layer rotations are the cogs to your next project. (Michael J Hammel)
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With computers, there's always a brand new problem round the corner - so here are a few simple techniques to get to grips with anything. (Juliet Kemp)
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Confounded by C? Perplexed by Perl? We show you how quick and easy it is to get started with Ruby on Rails. (Alex Young)
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The world-wide web can talk to you! Use a simple Python script and the Festival speech synthesiser to vocalise RSS news feeds. (Graham Morrison)
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Still showing the rest of the free world how things should be done, Fedora 9 scores a hit. (Nick Veitch)
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Mike has suffered many bad experiences with train delays. Will this brain-bending cutefest make him feel any better? (Mike Saunders)
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The commercial licence costs thousands in anyone's currency. We examine the GPL version that provides the same code for free... (Graham Morrison)
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How can you get images from just about any digital camera, perform tweaks and organise them efficiently? (Dale Strickland-Clark)
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Fashions are fickle in the graphics world; after the ascendancy of the bitmap, vectors are jazzy once again. We witness a rebirth of cool. (Andy Channelle)
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Rated: Aria2, Curl, Downloader for X, GWget, KGet, Wget, WXDownload Fast (Graham Morrison)
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Motherboard-with-Linux plan will push out one million Linux installations per month. Plus: more Eee competition from Dell and MSI, 2X Application Server, new OLPC prototype, Banshee 1.0, Novell's great Linux sales leap, Microsoft adopts ODS (Andy Channelle)
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We wish the distro daddy many happy returns as it celebrates its 15th birthday at version 12.1. Plus: Antis (Mini Mepis), Puppy Linux 4.0, GPL violating distros (Susan Linton)
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It's just like Gentoo, except it's not. Get your meta on... (Paul Hudson)
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