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Had it with Human? Bored with blue? We'll guide you to form and function on the Linux desktop, whether you run KDE, Gnome or Xfce. (Graham Morrison) Click here to read!
The UK's only reader-voted free software awards are back! This is the nomination stage. (Paul Hudson)
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The world of hacking didn't just materialise out of thin air. We look back to reveal where it came from, where it's at and where we're going. (Richard Hillesley)
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If you're new to Linux, you'll be amazed by the wealth of free software included in your distro by default - and you'll be even more amazed when you realise that there's even more out there. (John Brandon)
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Esoteric system administration goodness from the impenetrable bowels of the server room. (Chris Brown)
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Adobe spent ten years making Flash, but it took Rob Savoye 1/10th that time. We speak to a coding maestro... (Mike Saunders, Paul Hudson) Click here to read!
Special LXF version of Ubuntu with Gnome, KDE, Xfce and more rolled into one! Plus Mandriva, games, newbie guides, development tools... (Mike Saunders)
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Chandler, SoundConverter, Super Grub Disk, Xmonad, Risk, QTads, Rootz, PictureFlow, Wammu, WordPress (Richard Smedley)
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Andy puts some finishing touches to his personal desktop space, and shows you how to make KDE's combined file/web browser more usable. (Andy Channelle)
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Part 1: We explain how to turn your Eee PC into a perfect mini Linux workstation, by adding extra software to the default installation. (Mike Saunders)
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In the days before instant messaging, people sent letters and sealed them with stamped wax. We show you how to digitise your wax seals. (Michael J Hammel)
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Inkscape 0.46 is a massive improvement of the popular vector graphics editor. We look at the whys and wherefores of great gradients. (Dmitry Kirsanov)
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In the final part of our series, we look at building a light sensor. (Graham Morrison)
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It's the indispensable bit of software at the centre of your machine, but what does the kernel actually do? We crack it open and take a peek inside. (Chris Brown)
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Will this new long-term support release from Canonical be hardy enough to withstand the LXF test fest? (Andy Hudson)
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Ever wanted to set up a mail server on Linux but been frightened off by arcane commands and config files? Here's a pain-free alternative. (Chris Brown)
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Could 2008 be the year that Mandriva gloriously re-establishes itself as the premier user friendly Linux distro? (Nick Veitch)
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If you're looking for an open source home media player that isn't called MythTV, this might be the solution. (Graham Morrison)
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Codeweavers' CrossOver is no longer a prosaic office productivity enhancer. Here's the first release designed to play games. (Graham Morrison)
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On test: Basket, KnowIt, NoteCase, Tomboy, TuxCards, Zim (Mike Saunders)
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52 million kids sit down to KDE desktops. Plus: VMware and green computing, Penumbra: Black Plague, SCO in court, RealBasic 2008 r2, Linux in Kenya (Andy Channelle)
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Ubuntu 8.04 LTS is here with virtualisation, Gnome 2.22, new default applications, the Wubi installer and more. Plus: Ulteo Application System, Slitaz GNU/Linux 1.0, Ubuntu variants (Ladislav Bodnar)
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