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Four cores, 4GB of RAM and 1,500GB of disk space. But does it run Linux? Of course it does... (Paul Hudson)
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With deadly efficiency, SpamAssassin blocks the emails other spam filters let through. (Graham Morrison)
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Can't see the wood for the trees? Prune log files with some clever configuration and your data will be much easier to manage. (Chris Brown)
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You don't need elite programming skills, or even a Greenphone, to develop your first mobile phone application. (Graham Morrison)
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These days he works on bringing order to what he describes as the "chaos" of Linux. But what does Ian Murdock think about how Debian, the project that he created, is being run? (Nick Veitch)
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Elive - slick Live distro mixing Debian power and Enlightenment glitz. Plus: alternative OS megapack (Syllable, Haiku, ReactOS, Minix and more); 50 pages of tutorials from previous LXFs (PDF format); 70 Linux problems solved in Answers; Komodo trial editi (Mike Saunders)
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Kdesvn, GREYCstoration, XML Copy Editor, Raw Studio, TuxWordSmith, UFO: AI, ClamTk, Nagios, KeyFrog, AcetoneISO (Nick Veitch)
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Backups are like dock leaves, lying unnoticed until you get stung. We show you how to ensure you always have a backup when you need one. (Andy Channelle)
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Forewarned is forearmed. Monitoring your hardware is the best way of ensuring your system isn't going to fail unexpectedly... (Graham Morrison)
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In this final look at SugarCRM, we show you how to start adding your own functionality into the application - and truly make it your own. (Mark Bain)
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Object-oriented programming scares people away faster than a porcupine at a haemophiliac convention, but we're going to make it painless. (Paul Hudson)
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If you use Java you should really be using Ant. We show you how to take the pain out of packaging and make Java development a lot easier. (Scott Douglas)
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Can Thunderbird rescue email clients from the might of Gmail and Yahoo? (Andy Channelle)
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With a new, more sensible, version number scheme and an overhauled code base, is everything in this garden still rosy? (Graham Morrison)
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Red Hat unleashes its latest enterprise offering to an increasingly competitive market. We see if it still has what it takes to hold off the upstarts. (Andy Hudson)
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With KDE 4 nowhere in sight and no other window manager challenging its global hegemony, we think Gnome has switched to cruise control. (Paul Hudson)
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A web cam that supports Linux out the box? Can it be true? (Nick Veitch)
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At nearly $300, this heavyweight suite of coding tools had better be good to prise Mike away from his trusty Nano editor... (Mike Saunders)
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Daunted by the prospect of creating a website? We take a look at HTML editors that can make the job a breeze. (David Coulson)
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Commercial distro vendor switches to Ubuntu as its base distro; Ubuntu gets Click-N-Run. Plus: IBM offfers easier migration, Dell aims for Linux certification, LightZone, Mono adds VB.NET, California to debate ODF (Andy Channelle)
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Debian 4.0, the biggest distro in the world, gets even bigger. Plus: PCLinuxOS 2007, OpenSUSE 10.3, The evolution of Debian (Ladislav Bodnar)
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The Unix philosophy is that everything is a file, right? But can that really mean everything? The Libferris author would like to ask himself the same thing. (Ben Martin)
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