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Linux is only secure and stable if you keepo to a strict diet of official packages and updates. Most of us don't. Graham purges the detritus to reveal and installation that keeps important data intact. (Graham Morrison)
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So you think Linux can't cut it in the professional world? Perhaps you are right, but we aim to prove otherwise by constructing this entire feature using open source software. (Nick Veitch)
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We've heard it time and time again: this is surely the year of Linux on the desktop. But is Linux really ready for the masses? (Mike Saunders)
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Around the world, communities are using free software to gain connectivity, IT expertise and independence. We investigate. (Rebecca Smalley)
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One-time graphic student and demo artist, Kolas is at the heart of delivering the grail of Gimp developers: the GEGL engine. We went to Montreal, where he was delivering an update at the Libre Graphics Meeting... (Nick Veitch)
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Gentoo 2007.0, the ultimate power-user's distro; KDE 4 Alpha Live; and desktop innovater SymphonyOS. Plus: 80 pages (PDF) on system administration from Apress, DEFCON demo, Amarok 1.4.5, KOffice 1.6.3, OpenOffice.org 2.2.1, and 50+ great programs (Mike Saunders)
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Ktorrent, Planets, K3Dsurf, Eqonomise, PowerTOP, CheckGmail, ClaSS, Sqliteman, Pyawale, Symbolica (Nick Veitch)
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Video editing on Linux is finally easy enough for the most beginningist beginner... so long as you're happy working within your web browser. (Andy Channelle)
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Want to spend time at the command line but don't know where to start? We have some basic commands that can empower a beginner. (Rachel Probert)
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Sick of leaving Post-it notes scattered everywhere to remind you of meetings? We show you the smarter, more Gnome-like way to organise your life. (Paul Hudson)
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The venerable Vim remains the editor of choice for many Linux professionals. It has a reputation for being hard to learn, but it's worth it. (Chris Brown)
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If your spider sense is tingling, there's a crime being committed somewhere. But if your Mono sense is tingling, it's because we have a new project for you... (Paul Hudson)
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Just when you thought it was safe to install software, Paul shows you some fresh power features in APT... (Paul Hudson)
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Everybody dies. Everybody, that is, except Paul and his 13-legged pet cockroach, who bring you this review... (Paul Hudson) Click here to read!
Six months can be considered a very long time in fast-moving Linuxland. But has it been long enough for Fedora? (Andy Hudson)
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Linux on a game console? Surely we jest! Mike checks out this Tux-powered home-brewtastic handheld device... (Mike Saunders)
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Linux versions of popular software are great, but Graham wonders if CD/DVD burning is ripe for exploration. (Graham Morrison)
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There are plenty of multimedia playback devices but not many compatible servers. Here's one of the few that uses Linux. (Graham Morrison)
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Rated: Amarok, Banshee, BMPx, Juk, Rhythmbox, XMMS (Chris Howells)
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The Redmond giant teams up with Xandros and Linspire. Plus: virtual Windows for SLES, Ubuntu Gutsy Gibbon announcement, Specsavers migrates to Red Hat, Silverlight for Linux (Andy Channelle)
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A chronology of innovations and ideas that have helped to shape the Linux world. Plus: Slackware 12, LinuX-gamers, 3D desktops (Ladislav Bodnar)
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Is this the last word in filesystems? (Paul Hudson)
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