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Designing a calendar in OOo is not only rewarding in itself, it can also stop you missing anniversaries, birthdays and magazine on-sale dates. (Andy Channelle)
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Linux is a great platform for audio production - even newbies can get started with making sweet music. (Graham Morrison)
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Whether you're editing the video of your Christmas party or crafting a blockbuster, Linux can do it all! (Daniel James)
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Anybody who's anybody has a web presence thesedays. We show you how to create a website quickly and easily with the help of WYSIWYG tool Kompozer. (Mike Saunders)
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Now that KDE 4 is stable enough for day-to-day use, we fill the remaining cracks in the desktop with some hard-earned tips and tricks. (Graham Morrison)
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Do you want to try the latest distros but are afraid of losing all your previous work? We show you how to get the best of both worlds. (Neil Bothwick)
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Manage your servers from your iPhone, understand file permissions and audit your boxes. (Chris Brown)
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The former Fedora Project Leader tells us why Fedora is not a beta for RHEL. (Mike Saunders, Graham Morrison)
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Ultra-reliable Linux built with Fedora and Red Hat goodness. Plus: USB key distro kit (with Puppy Linux), VirtualBox 2.0, and more. (Mike Saunders)
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Bonnie++, Critterding, KChildlock, Leafpad, Lordsawar!, Nemo, ORDrumbox, Pidgin, Tofu, Wally (Nick Veitch)
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Redesign your Gnome desktop and then head into space with Stellarium. (Andy Channelle)
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Expand your Python and PyGame skills with a top-down racer in under 100 lines of code. Vroom! (Mike Saunders) Click here to read!
Get your holiday snaps and add geographical information galore. (Marco Fioretti)
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We introduce a promising editor for RAW digital pictures, enliven your desktop and help you let the whole world know what you're listening to. (Marco Fioretti)
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Struggling to partition your system during an installation? Need flexible filesystem sizes or filesystems bigger than one disk? Here's the solution. (Rob Dobozy)
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We investigate Canonical's online training programme for the ubiquitous Ubuntu and discover things we never Gnu before. (Leo Maxwell)
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Rather than being forced to watch the sequel to a film about hillbillies, Graham finds the best Linux NAS money can buy. Yee-haw! (Graham Morrison)
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We go back to school with Intel's competitor to the OLPC XO. (Graham Morrison)
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Linux is hardly short of free, high quality mail servers - so is there room for this commercial offering? (Neil Bothwick)
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To help with the creation of the music section of this month's Get Creative feature, we look at an external audio device. (Graham Morrison)
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Is anything really real? Is Juliet just a brain in a jar? If a tree falls in the forest and lands on a virtual machine does it make a sound? Let's find out... (Juliet Kemp)
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On test: Dillo, Epiphany, Firefox, Konqueror, Lynx, Opera (Andy Channelle)
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Google leaps into the browser battle armed with Chrome. Also: Linux and the Large Hadron Collider; Ubuntu to get OS X-style facelift; Cisco buys PostPath and Jabber; Maemo upgrade; Cray's Linux-based personal cluster. (Andy Channelle)
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Debian, Fedora, Mandriva, OpenSUSE and Ubuntu gear up for their next releases. Plus: GNewSense 2.1 and MIB Live Games. (Susan Linton)
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We explain the power of geography-enabled databases and why you should use them. (Marco Fioretti)
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