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)
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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)
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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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