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Hundreds of TuxRadar readers took part in our search for your favourite software. The votes have now been counted and verified and we unveil the winners... (Jonathan Roberts)
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As Galadriel told us at the beginning of the Lord of the Rings movies, the world is changing. And TuxRadar has been watching it every step of the way. Join us for a look back at two and a half years of Android, Mint, KDE 4, Unity and Mono rants. (Andrew Gregory)
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Without the tireless efforts of dedicated folk, free software wouldn't be what it is today. Here are some of its lesser-known stars. (Jonathan Roberts)
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As we learned last issue, putting together a distribution involves an awful lot of effort. This month we take a look at the inner workings of a distro that is redefining desktop standards - the Ubuntu-based Linux Mint. (Mayank Sharma)
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Welcome to the future, as hundreds of sites take part in World IPV6 day. Plus: Privilege escalation and setuid. (Chris Brown)
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The co-founder of Blue Gecko and a pioneer of MySQL chats over Skype while she takes a taxi into work. (Graham Morrison)
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Ultra-polished classic Gnome Ubuntu spin-off meets newbie-friendly Mandriva fork. Plus: 50 top apps from the cover feature, podcasts, documentation and more. (Mike Saunders)
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PiTiVi, LibreOffice, SRWare Iron, Tomb, Turpial, Geo-*, FreeSeer, PySkool, MegaGlest, Guvcview, Darkstat (Nick Veitch)
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Like it or not, at some point you could well need to run Microsoft Office in your favourite OS. We look at two different ways to do it. (Bob Moss)
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The LugRadio creator hooks up some mics and dusts off his headphones to explain how to create and mix your very own podcast. (Jono Bacon)
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It's the last part of our LPI training series, and we finish with a look at symbolic/hard links, permissions and disk quotas. And there's a quiz! (Mike Saunders)
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Find your own path to spiritual enlightenment with this fast and efficient distribution. We lift the lid on the Slackware-based Zenwalk. (Bob Moss)
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With Eucalyptus - and just a little bit of help from Ubuntu - we discover that it's really not that hard to set up your very own private cloud. (Chris Brown)
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Nick has a couple of digits for you - seven segment LED display digits to be precise. Get your Arduino displaying useful info. (Nick Veitch)
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Juliet has some more fun with the accelerometer and creates some custom XML attributes. (Juliet Kemp)
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Prepare to be awed, as we demonstrate how to use menus and images in PyGTK to construct an enthralling stereo image viewer. (Nick Veitch)
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It might have had a troubled year, but we find plenty of life left in this diminutive distribution that's capable of playing movies in your car. (Graham Morrison)
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It's billed as the distribution for new users. We take the taste test and discover a product that lives up to its promise. (Shashank Sharma)
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Alex isn't happy unless he's in a dungeon, bleeding profusely, or both. This roguelike occasionally ventures outdoors, but at least there's bloodshed. (Alex Cox)
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We road test the new Xetex-engined version of Lyx - could it really be the Linux scribe's dream tool? (John Hudson)
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Graham replaces his MythTV box with a small, silent Linux machine that works without sacrificing small animals. (Graham Morrison)
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Graham replaces his MythTV box with a small, silent Linux machine that works without sacrificing small animals. (Ben Everard)
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Support from big names such as Google speeds up development of modern office suite. Plus: Red Hat dreams of a billion-dollar Christmas; Mandriva fork Mageia released; Microsoft signs up new patent partners; top 500 charts Linux's life in the fast lane. (Andy Channelle)
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The new community fork of Mandriva might look familiar but its definitely forging its own path. Plus: Zorin OS 5, OpenSUSE 12.1, new Ubuntu netbooks. (Susan Linton)
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Here's why you're unlikely to make a fortune generating your own stash of open source currency... (Graham Morrison)
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