We talk to some of the key players at Canonical who helped to bring Unity to Ubuntu 11.04. (Jono Bacon) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
19 ways to do your bit for open source
It is undoubtedly 'good' to give back to a community you take so much from, and by doing so you can also help to improve the software that you use, for yourself and for everyone else. (Neil Bothwick) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Go Google Gadget!
We get our hands on Google's Cr-48, a prototype Linux laptop designed for the web and world domination. (Jonathan Roberts) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Power to the people
How do you use a computer if you can't see the screen, hear the speakers or hold a mouse? The lead developer of the Vinux accessibility distro finds out. (Anthony Sales) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Dr Brown's Administeria
Drowning in log files? The Splunk "search engine for operational intelligence" could be the answer. Plus: XML for administrators. (Chris Brown) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Coverdisc
Triple-booting Ubuntu 11.04 megapack
Exclusive LXF-enhanced Ubuntu 11.04 disc that also boots Kubuntu and Xubuntu variants. Plus: 64-bit Ubuntu ISO, Tiny Core, games, podcasts, guides and much more. (Mike Saunders) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
HotPicks
The Powder Toy, Caesar's Code, Enable Viacam, Synergy, Vertigo, Vulture, Movgrab, Creepy, Parted Magic, Audacity (Alex Cox) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Tutorials
Xfce: When less means more
If you're looking for a desktop that can breathe new life into old kit then let us immerse you in the world of Xfce. (Bob Moss) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Firefox: get the most from 4.0
The latest version of our favourite open source web browser should be in your distro's repository by now. (Andrew Gregory) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
School of Linux: Advanced CLI techniques
Part 6: After mastering the basics of the command line it's time to move on to advanced tricks and techniques. (Mike Saunders) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Frugalware: Getting started
Distros that offer installation DVDs rarely deserve a standing ovation. Frugalware Linux is a wonderful exception. (Shashank Sharma) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Control calls with Asterisk
We show you how to get started with the communications server Asterisk and then how to use it to connect to the outside world. (Jonathan Roberts) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Server Admin: Customisation
Building on last month's tutorial, we show you the easy way to extend your system installation and update some basic security settings. (Stuart Burns) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Coding Academy
Python: Making music
Our musical maestro tries to carry a tune with the amazing Python Thingatron. And demonstrates the power of Pygame in the process. (Nick Veitch) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Android: Menus and ringtones
Last month we demonstrated how to set up, produce and test a basic countdown timer app. Now we're ready to make it to a little bit more... (Juliet Kemp) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Arduino: Getting started
Creating useful things with your Arduino is easier than you thought. We start the series by adding sensors to your hardware. (Nick Veitch) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Reviews
Epiphany 3.0
Can Gnome's default browser compete with the major players? We take the latest iteration for a spin. (Jonathan Roberts) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Slackware 13.37
Nick, our resident slackness expert, checks out this charmingly-titled release of the most venerable Linux distro. (Nick Veitch) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
SecureCRT 6.7 beta
The cross-platform graphical remote administration tool is now available for Linux. (Shashank Sharma) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
BlueGriffon
Ambitions of becoming a professional web designer? Here's a new web editor that could help you. (Marco Fioretti) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
MIMO Mini-Monster Touch Monitor and GuiPlug
We look at a pair of Linux devices that finally bring touch control within your reach. (Graham Morrison) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Zorin OS4 Business
We remember blond Bond villain Max Zorin. Will the Zorin OS4 team have a similar impact on Silicon Valley (or Clevedon Business Park)? (Ben Robinson) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Google and Samsung announce the release of the first commercial Chrome OS machine. Plus: Google loses $5m lawsuit; Oracle hands over OpenOffice.org to a new organisation; long-term support for SUSE users; new package combines Ubuntu, Android and Chrome. (Andy Channelle) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
News: News Extra: Gnome Asia Summit 2011
We travel to Bangalore for the fourth Gnome Asia Summit and hackfest, just before the launch of Gnome 3. (Mayank Sharma) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Distrowatch: Make way for the new contender
GhostBSD 2.0 - third release in a year for this relative newcomer in the easy-to-use BSD clone market. Plus: Puppy 5.2.5 and Trisquel 4.5 (Susan Linton) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
