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by Alex Handy
Alex Handy talks to Yehuda Katz, one of the brains behind big changes in Ruby on Rails 3.0…

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by Jon Masters
Last month saw the release of the final 2.6.33 Linux kernel, following several months of development (and some last-minute patches – including the network namespace bug this author discovered and wrote about the previous month).

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by Christian Baun
Do you enjoy Python or Java programming? You want to write web applications? Try the Google App Engine. And don’t fear, because it’s easy to learn and, of course, it’s free…

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by Ken Hess
There are many alternatives to VMware’s expensive and proprietary software. Join us as we investigate four of the most prolific tools kickstarting the revolution in open source virtualisation…

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by Russell Barnes
Open source hardware is about making everyday technology work in new and exciting ways, and Practical Arduino captures this idea wonderfully.

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by Simon Brew
Just because it’s free doesn’t mean you can cut corners. Simon Brew looks at an earlier attempt to sell open source software in a box…

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by Russell Barnes
Find out what’s happening in the latest edition of Linux User & Developer magazine. Buy it in all good newsagents or online. Regular readers can subscribe and save 30% on the retail price…

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by John Brandon
the Acer 5738 represents an interesting option for developing touch-screen apps and working with eventual touch versions of Linux distros. Today, the 5738 is intended for use with Windows 7, but it is easy to configure the system for a dual-boot and use any recent distro.

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by Russell Barnes
Since it allows for the development of web applications that work with all major browsers without the need for further tinkering or bug fixing, jQuery is an incredibly compelling API…

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by Sukrit Dhandhania
A web-based open source invoicing application that is designed to be very easy to use, but requires LAMP…

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by Christian Baun
If you need network services, there is little need to build up your own hardware. Try using cloud services and bring your infrastructure into the cloud. You need an in-house infrastructure? Try Eucalyptus…

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by Simon Brew
Simon tries to get interested in the iPad, and wonders if it’s about time freedom took a hold on the mainstream eReader market…

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