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Our soothsayer casts the runes of Linux fate and finds a lot to get excited about in the months to come... (Graham Morrison)
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If you've always wanted to plug a mini USB monitor into your Linux box and use it as an info display, we have the goods you've been waiting for. (Koen Vervloesem)
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Listen to your music wherever you are - we show you how using a free web-based media streamer. (Shashank Sharma)
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You don't need a PhD in computer science to hack the kernel - everyone can help to make it better. We show you how. (Greg Kroah-Hartman) Click here to read!
All change for upstart: how Ubuntu 9.10's boot process has changed and its documentation improved. Plus: the life of a datagram. (Chris Brown)
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We tracked down the executive director of the Gnome Foundation to ask her views on KDE 4, marketing, and, of course, Gnome 3... (Paul Hudson)
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Move over Ubuntu - your little brother has joined the big leagues. Plus: FreeBSD 8, Tiny Core 2.7, Inkscape 0.47, OpenShot 1.0, Thunderbird 3, podcasts, games and more. (Mike Saunders)
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DFX2Papercraft, Usermin, Komparator 4, MP3 Diags, Evince, Amahi, Tremulous, Performous, Fotoxx, Terraform (Nick Veitch)
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Andy swims with the cetaceans and explores the data-wrangling power of the default KDE file manager. Plus: editing config files. (Andy Channelle)
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Whether you need help interfacing with your computer because of a visual impairment or you simply want to boss it about, we show you how. (Bob Moss)
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It wouldn't make you millions, but a personalised social network could still be useful. Here's how to customise and deploy one. (Mayank Sharma)
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Our evil code master gets his head in a spin with the help of a news feed and some clever clutter animations. (Nick Veitch)
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Android is an open source OS for smartphones, which makes it easy to write and publish software for it, as we will now demonstrate. (Juliet Kemp) Click here to read!
Do you want to run a private compute cloud on your own hardware? We think you do, so read on and expand your mind... (Koen Vervloesem)
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Do standalone email apps still have a place when we have the cloud and webmail? We think so, and examine a popular option. (Neil Bothwick)
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We take Helena, the latest version of this popular green Ubuntu-based distro for a spin. The verdict? She's a breath of fresh air. (Graham Morrison)
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An excited Nick dims the lights, draws the curtains and plays DVDs. (Nick Veitch)
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Graham finally finds something productive to do in his lunch hour - twisting audio inputs and outputs into timbre and rhythm. (Graham Morrison) Click here to read!
Inkscape takes vector graphics on Linux to a whole new level. (Andy Channelle)
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On test: Spaz, Destroy Twitter, Twitux, Gwibber, Choqok, Tweetdeck, Mitter, Mixero (Nick Veitch)
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Google phone unveils a host of new features for version 2.1 of its mobile OS. Plus: Google Docs adds cloud file storage; new features for Amarok; rebirth of the netbook at CES; Sony releases open source shader, Linux.com jobs area. (Andy Channelle)
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Small incremental changes to this smart Ubuntu derivative ensure system stability. Plus: SimplyMepis and PLD betas, Puppy-based distros, who uses Ubuntu stats. (Susan Linton)
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We purrsuade spead freak Marko to slow down long enough to tell us how Google is going to rewrite the web to make Lolcats even faster. (Marco Fioretti)
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