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As the raindrops slide down the window pane, we turn to our Linux machines for entertainment. Dear readers, this is what happened... (Graham Morrison)
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If you've ever wondered if a file is from a legitimate source, we can help negate your paranoia. (Bob Moss)
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Come out, come out, wherever you are. We discover how long-hidden secrets come falling out of the attic when Recoll searches your filesystem. (Shashank Sharma)
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Video conferencing isn't new, but it can be a convenient replacement for IM when you've got it hooked up to your network and your website with Ekiga... (Mayank Sharma)
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Moblin - the netbook distro. Plus: Bash auto-completion and Webmin. (Chris Brown)
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Fast, sleek and full of power-user software. Plus: Open Clip Art, Ubuntu and OpenSUSE previews, Puppy Linux, VirtualBox 3.0 and much more. (Mike Saunders)
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4Pane, Atomic Tanks, Buddi, Data Crow, GogglesMM, KRecipes, ImageKonverter, Worm Blast, Xfburn, XML Copy Editor. (Andy Hudson) Click here to read!
Don't want to entrust your data to the web? Then follow our guide to setting up a cloud-based PIM service. (Andy Channelle)
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Revel in the majesty of creation as our Gimp guru leads you through the process of making stunning stellar art. (Michael J Hammel)
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Do you have boxes full of photographs waiting to go into your computer? We show you how to do that and get your cupboard space back. (Marco Fioretti)
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Part 10: Would you like faster and safer web browsing? Here's how to do it and reduce your bandwidth use at the same time! (Neil Bothwick)
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Part 4: We unlock the web's API with the power of XML. Your intrepid guide to all things Python won't rest until he has dug Digg. (Nick Veitch) Click here to read!
Are your application menus filled with too many tools? We suggest you ditch them in favour of the lightweight and efficient MaxMenu. (Shashank Sharma)
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They come from space to steal your cows. Nick is out standing in his field and gibbering at the potential of this futuristic FPS. (Nick Veitch) Click here to read!
Hot on the heels of the latest CrossOver Games release comes the version that focuses on proper work. (Andy Channelle)
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After wondering what happened to Firefoxes 3.2 to 3.4, we now look at whether Firefox 3.5 is that much of a step forward. (Neil Bothwick)
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Acronyms at the ready: we delve into a network storage box with more features than Mount Rushmore. (Graham Morrison)
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Monitoring servers is a tricky business, so we check out an online service that can do it for you instead. (Mayank Sharma)
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Tested: K3b, Brasero, X-CD-Roast, GnomeBaker, Gear Pro, Nero Linux. (Mayank Sharma)
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Google plans small-footprint OS to tempt netbook and notebook builders. Also: Microsoft's GPL 2 release; Launchpad released as free software; circumventing Microsoft's FAT patents; Adobe opens up Flash software.
(Andy Channelle)
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This month Team LXF flew to San Jose to rub shoulders with the world's finest geeks... (Paul Hudson)
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Fedora 11: Enterprise elements in Leonidas leave target demographic underwhelmed. Plus: German distro Toorox; Linux-gamers Live; opinions on Mono. (Susan Linton)
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We clear up the confusion and explain how to tidy graphics code.
(Bob Moss)
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