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The darling of free software is facing a threat, and it's from a former ally. (Graham Morrison)
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We go back to school and join students learning Linux skills at university level. (Paul Hudson)
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We test drive Launchpad, a powerful place to produce software. (Jono Bacon)
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Learn how to stitch dozens of photos into one huge image. (Nathan Sanders)
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Tweak Ubuntu to your liking, and learn to copy files in any number of ways. (Chris Brown)
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We talk to Kurt about MySQL, MariaDB, Oracle and vodka. (Jono Bacon)
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Ubuntu Netbook Edition, Slackware 13.1 and Linux Gamers. Plus: KOffice 2.2, Firefox 4 snapshot, Gnome Do 0.8.2 and GParted 0.6.0. (Mike Saunders)
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Eagle Mode, Rakarrack, jGnash, Knitter, Dfeta, Scribus, VirtualBox OSE, Widelands, SDL Sopwith, Pybag, Bleachbit. (Nick Veitch)
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Mice can do so much more than point, click and scroll. We reveal more things you can do with your desktop friend! (Andy Channelle)
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Want to try Gnome's attempt at refreshing the GUI? Well, now you can! (Iain Gray)
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We show you how to manage your projects using free tools on the web and the Linux desktop. (Bob Moss)
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Are your upgrades and tweaks really boosting the performance of your setup? Find out using benchmarks! (Bob Moss) Click here to read!
We're so keen on the command line that we even edit images there - and now you can too! (Shashank Sharma)
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Making useful Bash scripts is easy, so why not have a bash yourself? (Nick Veitch)
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If you want your email to be perfectly organised, we have the ideal filtering system for you. (Shashank Sharma)
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Home users have a hard time keeping track of their cash, but this software makes it so very much easier. (Bob Moss)
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We're the kind of strange people who actually enjoy starving to death while fighting rats in a dungeon. (Alex Cox)
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Once bloated and overrated, we shed new light on the one development environment that has set out to rule them all. (Nick Veitch)
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The world's most popular blogging software has CMS ambitions. (Andy Channelle)
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A month after the release of KDevelop 4, we review its arch-nemesis. (Graham Morrison) Click here to read!
KOffice is getting better all the time, but KDE has moved on without it. Is there still a place for this office suite? (Andy Channelle)
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On test: Deluge, KTorrent, Monsoon, qBittorrent, Torium, Transmission, Vuze. (Nick Veitch)
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Red Hat continues to buck economic trends and unveils its new product line up. Plus: command line control for Google, Mandriva upheaval, Shiva 3D gets upgraded for the Android and more. (Andy Channelle)
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Users' appetites whetted by early planning reports. Plus: OpenSUSE 11.3 and Fedora 14. (Susan Linton)
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Google's new patent-free codec could soon make it on to a web browser near you. (Bob Moss)
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