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by Rob Zwetsloot
Kubuntu 12.04 will be the last release before becoming community supported

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Opinion
by Jos Poortvliet
openSUSE community manager, Jos Poortvliet, wonders if putting a tax on the sharing of knowledge might limit social as well as economic growth…

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News
by Rob Zwetsloot
Greg Kroah-Hartman announces bug fix release of 3.2 kernel, and reveals details for the future of Android integration with the Linux Kernel

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Reviews
by Dmitri Popov
‘Small and tough’ is probably the best way to describe fit-PC3 mini-PC. But does this miniature computer actually perform? Dmitri Popov is the man to ask…

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News
by Russell Barnes
Canonical have today introduced a new Head-Up Display feature due to arrive with Ubuntu 12.04. Read on for full details and video demonstration…

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Reviews
by Koen Vervloesem
Have you received a suspicious PDF or Flash file lately and are you curious about the malware it contains? Then start up REMnux to analyze it, as Koen explains…

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Magazine Issues
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 or try 3 issues for £1! Read on to find out more…

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Reviews
by Gareth Halfacree
A relative newcomer to the forensic and penetration testing live CD scene, Italian project BackBox is already turning heads as it hits version 2.01. Gareth Halfacree explains why…

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Opinion
by Richard Hillesley
The rapid expansion of digital technologies, and opening up of new channels of communication and information, challenges notions of the ownership of ideas. Richard Hillesley investigates…

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Reviews
by Michael Reed
Say “Gentoo” and most people think of a source code based DIY distro. However, this is a pre-built desktop system that comes as 3.4GB disk image. Michael Reed takes it for a spin…

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Opinion
by Jon Masters
Jon Masters shares his thoughts on what 2012 holds for Linux kernel development…

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Reviews
by Michael Reed
If you can set up a Linux box with Apache, with a bit of fettling you can use eyeOS to create your own personalised cloud desktop. Michael Reed reviews eyeOS version 2.5…

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