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Penguin yourself happy with our guide to the most useful ways to fix your OS, from booting to networking. (Neil Bothwick)
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Most distributions configure your graphics card and display automatically, but xorg.conf is still well worth fidding with. (Graham Morrison)
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Graham goes on a shopping spree to build a MythTV box without destroying our meagre budget for the month. (Graham Morrison) Click here to read!
We introduce the GNU Privacy Guard, which encrypts and decrypts files sent between trusted users. Take note, UK Home Office! (Mayank Sharma)
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Rackspace cloud computing; Fuse userspace filesystems; the Linux Terminal Server Project. (Chris Brown)
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Chief Technologist of Qt at Nokia, amateur astronomer, KDE hacker and former BeOS developer - what a guy! (Graham Morrison) Click here to read!
Killer Live distro meets 15 alternative operating systems - hours of exploring fun! Plus 150 PDF pages of coding guides from Apress, the TuxRadar podcast, and more... (Mike Saunders)
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BleachBit, Childsplay, DokuWiki, Frescobaldi, GRDC, GAdmin0Rsync, Lifeograph, Printoxx, PySpace War, Rally (Andy Hudson)
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Build a family tree with Gramps, and map your thoughts with FreeMind. (Andy Channelle)
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Get new apps on your netbook by following our simple guide. (Andrew Gregory)
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Mixing raster, vector and text is easier than you think. We explain how to integrate Gimp with Inkscape, Scribus and OpenOffice.org (Michael J Hammel)
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We take all the stress out of Latex for complex, attractive documents without the bonkers learning curve. (John Hudson)
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Part 4: Is the file you want always on the other computer? Short of space on your netbook? We show you how to share your disks. (Neil Bothwick)
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Google App Engine enables you to build scalable apps without worrying about scaling details. Here's how to get your first cloud app off the ground. (Dan Frost) Click here to read!
We all need tunes, but which music player gives you the best bang for your buck? (Andy Channelle)
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Can an update of an old theme tempt free software Linux users to try a proprietary music application? (Daniel James)
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Only a month after the Popcorn Hour stole our hearts, we give a new media playback box the once over. (Graham Morrison)
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Simon fulfils his inner statistician by managing his own baseball team, not to mention contending with a 600-page manual... (Simon Pickstock)
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On test: Gnus, Knode, Pan, SLRN, Thunderbird, XPN. (Marco Fioretti)
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Developer hopes to foster 'universal client' for virtual desktops. Plus: Google Earth 5; Dell and Novell ink thin client deal; Debian Lenny approaches; Microsoft's changing relationship with open source; Linux Defenders. (Andy Channelle)
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Sabayon Linux 4 - growing in maturity and looking nice. Plus: Austrumi; Mandriva and Ubuntu alphas; Windows 7 predictions. (Susan Linton)
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As if Microsoft .NET on Linux weren't bad enough, what if it managed to infiltrate your web browser too?
(Paul Hudson)
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