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It's been in the wilderness for a while, and now it's back. But does SUSE 11 have what it takes to beat Ubuntu in the battle for your desktop? (Paul Hudson)
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We decode the secret meaning behind the most common Linux error messages and help you cure the problems in the process. (Graham Morrison) Click here to read!
Talented artists, developers and Nick joined forces recently for the third annual graphics get-together - here's what happened. (Nick Veitch)
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A former Head of IT at Cray and IT Director at Symantec tells us why Microsoft is about to create thousands of new Linux users... (James Litton)
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Instead of just writing about Linux, Daniel decided to get out there and help a local school with its IT. Here's how he got on. (Daniel James)
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Distributed replicated block devices, Kickstart preseeding, and upstart boot system handling (Chris Brown)
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OpenSUSE 11.0 and Linux Mint 5.0 - two fresh, hip distros. Plus: 64 Studio 2.1, Linux newcomer guides and over 50 great apps (Mike Saunders)
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Psychosynth, BlueProximity, Paperbox, EiffelStudio, Wormux, NPush, TuxGuitar, BG-Tiny Linux Bootdisk, YAGTD, Zile (Richard Smedley)
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Explore the Flock social web browser, and get gadgets with Google Desktop (Andy Channelle)
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Need more versatility than the stock Xandros distribution? We explain how to get a new flavour on your micro laptop. (Mike Saunders)
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Gimp can do all sorts of advanced image editing, but many people only want to do the basics. We plug in our camera and Gimp up some photos. (Michael J Hammel)
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Part 2: With our gallery now covering the basics, we show you how to use cool Ajax techniques and Ruby on Rails helpers to gain instant Web 2.0 credibility. (Alex Young)
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Python and Qt are perfect for rapid application development - and to prove it, we make a speech synthesis GUI app with a mere 60 lines of code. (Graham Morrison)
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Dingy corridors? Blood-stained walls? Half-human zombies? No, Nick escapes LXF Towers for the day to immerse himself in a new 3D adventure. (Nick Veitch) Click here to read!
Graham finds a 4TB network attached storage device to accommodate his growing collection of generative music files. (Graham Morrison)
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In a break from the convoluted world of C++/Qt, Graham takes a refresher course in brewing coffee, and even finds time to develop some software. (Graham Morrison)
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Could this be the one application that enables timid Windows users to make the switch to Linux? We load up Office 2007 and find out... (Simon Pickstock)
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Watch out VariCAD. Cinema 4D - run and hide. We're drooling over the gorgeous new render that just appeared instantly from this new build of Blender. (Ben Harling)
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On test: Euler Math Toolbox, Matlab, Octave, Sage, Scilab (Will Tribbey)
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Mobile phone giant gears up for titanic struggle against Androids, Blackberries and Apples. Plus: LiPS and LiMo merge, HP opens up Tru64 AdvFS, kernel hackers sign anti-proprietary driver statement, Red Hat's financial outlook (Andy Channelle)
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OpenSUSE 11.0 features a new installer, re-written Zypp software manager and cutting-edge 3D eye candy. Plus: Linux Mint 5, Zenwalk 5.2, and distro user stats (Susan Linton)
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Get your Mr Fusion and flux capacitor at the ready, and join us on a time-travelling journey through the Linux filesystem... (Mike Saunders)
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