- Terms and conditions
- Privacy policy
- Cookie policy
- Advertise with us
© Future Publishing Limited, Quay House, The Ambury, Bath BA1 1UA. All rights reserved. England and Wales company registration number 2008885.
Dust off the greatest games ever made - then play them using emulators for the Amiga, Spectrum, C64, Mega Drive, SNES, Arcade machines and more. (Mike Saunders, Nick Veitch, Neil Bothwick, Richard Drummond)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Others may end up with the flowers, champagne and silverware at Wimbledon this week, but in the background Linux is doing all the hard work. (Nick Veitch)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Mere hours before his wife is due to give birth to their first child, Andrew Hudson takes some time out to argue with his brother Paul about whether it's Mandriva Linux or SUSE that rules the Linux desktop roost... (Paul Hudson, Andy Hudson)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Don't grieve over lost files - follow these tips for a strong backup strategy and you and your data need never be parted. (Nordine Kherif)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Write a GUI program to solve Sudoku puzzles and win a share of £500! (N/A)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
He has the beard and the attitude to match - Alan Cox is the archetypal kernel hacker, and he's here to talk to you. (Nick Veitch, Graham Morrison)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Plus: Omnis Studio, Critical Mass, AbiWord, KOffice, audio editors... (Neil Bothwick)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Autopackage, EduKator, Epylog, Freeciv, Glest, Jackbeat, Kile, OneFinger, PerlPanel, Smb4K (Mike Saunders)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Drop shadows! Transparent windows! Always-on apps! We bring all these KDE riches and more to your desktop. (Andy Channelle)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Michael J Hammel reveals his surrealist side for this transparency workout. (Michael J Hammel)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Part 2: You've set up a Subversion repository - now get back to work using Subversion as a client. (Graham Morrison)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Part 1: Test your install skills and roll your very own Emacs. (Biagio Lucini)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
We find out there's a reason why this library is called curses... (Paul Hudson)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
We explain Perl's scripting components in episode 1... (Marco Fioretti)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
After years of waiting, we finally get the chance to see if Sarge is worth its stripes. (Richard Drummond)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Biagio likes Mflops. He really, really likes them. Question is, does this compiler give him enough? (Biagio Lucini)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Andy would love to take his hat off to the Fedora Project (sorry) for this release. But he can't. (Andy Hudson)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
While rumours of porting the kitchen sink into version 8 proved false, we discover that Operasoft has squeezed pretty much everything else into its latest release. (Andy Channelle)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
The well-formed and completely valid Nick Veitch structures his opinions on this commercial editor. (Nick Veitch)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Rated: Audacity, Freecycle, FreeWheeling, Glame, ReZound, Sweep, WaveSurfer (Graham Morrison)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Goes on record to exempt community from infringement, but Stallman fears smokescreen. Plus: Cuba's open source revolution, IBM Academic Initiative and Red Hat Academy, What The Hack, nine leave OSDL, Intellibuild (Andy Channelle)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.
While Novell is bringing Linux software distribution to the enterprise, Open Carpet brings integration to the humble software developer. (Richard Drummond)
Available as a PDF to subscribers.