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As a home media app, MythTV is beyond match. Unfortunately it's also a nightmare to configure - but we have the solution. (Graham Morrison) Click here to read!
An open source BeOS clone looking to take on the desktop: will it give Linux some friendly competition? We find out. (Graham Morrison) Click here to read!
A freelance scientist subjects Linux to the most exacting usability test yet devised: his girlfriend, Erin. (Alistair Roche)
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There's a new version of your favourite program available, but no packages for your distro. What do you do? Compile its source code, of course! (Mike Saunders)
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Virtual appliances: use pre-configured virtual machine images with JumpBox. Plus: Bonnie++ and VMware (Chris Brown)
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He's a Cairo developer and has spent six years of his life working on the vector graphics toolkit. He tells us why things are starting to get really interesting... (Nick Veitch)
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Get a first-class home entertainment system, and try the Linux tech of tomorrow with our distro preview pack. Plus: Axigen mail server worth 150 Euros, Antix, Eternal Lands and much more. (Mike Saunders)
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Aria 2, Brain Workshop, Diet Monger Ass Kicker, GNUjump, KleanSweep, Luke-SDK, NCFTP, Urssus (Mike Saunders)
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We look at Gnome's equivalent of OS X's Dashboard, and show you how to dual-boot with Vista if you're not ready to ditch Microsoft completely. (Andy Channelle)
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Everyone knows selections, right? But how well do you really know them? This month, we get tricky with some awkward images. (Michael J Hammel)
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We kick off a multimedia tips series with news from DigiKam, the Icecast music server, LMMS and a cute time-waster from Blender. (Marco Fioretti)
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So much to do, so much to forget. We show you how to stay organised by syncing your desktop calendar to your mobile phone. (Simon Pickstock)
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While Big Brother is monitoring your every move, Juliet shows how you can pay similar attention to your networked machines, with Nagios. (Juliet Kemp)
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The initial KDE 4.0 release was too little, too early in Nick's book. Can version 4.1 redeem the Kool Desktop Environment? (Nick Veitch)
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We find Assil's adventures in ancient Egypt all a bit of a puzzle, and not in a good way. In a really frustrating, confusing way actually. (Simon Pickstock)
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We look at the latest Linux-based NAS - all glowing lights, black plastic control panel and white casing. Did someone say 80s? (Graham Morrison)
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A change is as good as a rest, or so they say. Simon finds swapping Firefox for Opera a refreshingly relaxing experience. (Simon Pickstock)
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After forking out more than £150, Graham discovers that there's more to slick editing than a tub of Brylcreem and a copy of Vim. (Graham Morrison)
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On test: Basket, Chandler, Emacs Org-mode, GTD-Free, Kontact, MonkeyGTD, ThinkingRock, Tracks (Marco Fioretti)
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SUSE support vouchers prove popular with MS customers. Plus: Android edges closer to commercial reality; Canonical joins the Linux Foundation; Freespire lives on; IBM pushes Microsoft-free computing; more netbooks on the way (Andy Channelle)
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Etch-and-a-half interim release supports newer hardware and features Linux 2.6.24. Plus: CCux 0.9.9, Musix GNU+Linux. (Susan Linton)
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Here's the format that can save all our scrolls and movie posters... (Marco Fioretti)
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