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by Rory MacDonald
Government Backs Down on Copyright Changes and Tories Pledge Fairness for Open Source…
by Russell Barnes
Inside this issue: Get inside Virtualisation The Open Source revolution starts here! Build your own Private Cloud Eucalyptus cloud explored and explained Chrome OS versus Moblin 2.1 The NetOS battle hots up as we test the latest builds Exclusive interview Joe 'Zonker' Brockmeier's Novel ...
by Sukrit Dhandania
OpenOffice.org is the greatest open source alternative to Microsoft’s Office suite. Over the years OpenOffice has evolved to become much more than just an alternative to MS Office however. Let’s look at some hacks that will allow you to become more of a power user of OpenOffice, enabling you ...
by Kunal Deo
Learn how to program the next-generation smartphone-come-internet tablet, the Nokia N900…
by Richard Ibbotson
This book covers the subject of creativity and lateral thinking, something which often seems to be largely disregarded nowadays. How to focus your thoughts in order to work less and accomplish more…
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Cloudy Times
by Christian Baun
Various categories of cloud services exist. This column brings light into the darkness…
by John Brandon
The HP Elite 7000 Microtower is quite capable: it has an Intel i7 860 2.8GHz quad-core processor with an 8MB L2 cache and an ATI Radeon HD 4550 graphics card built for Blu-ray movie playback…
by Kunal Deo
Linux is an excellent choice for a server operating system, no matter what the size of business. However, it is still not very easy to administrate. Recently many distributions have launched their own interface to configure these server components, but really failed at delivering an easy-to-use interface to configure it. ...
by Richard Ibbotson
Joomla is a very easy-to-use content management system. There’s also plenty of information on the internet about all aspects of its use. Yet this book is still very welcome, at least for those who’d like to know more about Joomla 1.5 and 1.6…
by Dave Walker
There has been a whole host of innovative features being worked on in the build up to Ubuntu 10.04; some of the technical things include noticeably faster booting, other aspects include artwork and imagine redesign. Community leader Dave Walker shares his behind-the-scenes views on the latter…