Linux is the best operating system in the world for network troubleshooting - we put it to work. (Graham Morrison)
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As keen listeners to the TuxRadar podcast will know, we were challenged to use a Linux distribution for a fortnight from outside of the Distrowatch top 100. Here's what we chose... (Mike Saunders, Paul Hudson, Graham Morrison, Andrew Gregory)
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The Ubuntu Community Manager steps back from the coalface to explain how the popular distribution is put together. (Jono Bacon)
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Once a year, the global KDE community meets. Our man was there... (Stuart Jarvis)
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How many filesystems does Linux understand? Prepare to be very impressed. Plus: Linux on Windows with Cygwin, and remote access to Linux via SSH, FTP and VNC. (Chris Brown)
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We talk to the man rocking the open source audio world with Jokosher and libre.fm (Jono Bacon)
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Two first-class distros, both with KDE and Gnome incarnations! Plus: Tiny Core Linux, development tools, internet apps, games, podcasts and more. (Neil Bothwick)
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ngPlant, Ostinato, PySum, Picogen, Cuneiform, Psensor, The Butterfly Effect, Violetland, Wine, GiftedMotion (Nick Veitch)
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If you need to get data from various people on the internet, you could pay for a polling service, or use Google Docs for free. Plus: mail and calendars in Thunderbird. (Andy Channelle)
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If moving between your favourite sites bores you, we have the perfect solution to make surfing the web a more efficient experience. (Bob Moss)
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LugRadio co-founder reveals how to use the app to create your own professional-sounding podcast to air to the masses. (Jono Bacon)
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If English isn't your first language, why not help translate your favourite programs into your native tongue? We show you how. (Koen Vervloesem)
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Implement your own init.d script and daemon process to monitor network availability. Nick swims through the sysvinit tunnels to guide you. (Nick Veitch)
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Is your ego writing more geek-point cheques than your distro can cash? Then Unix up your life with this hardcore guide to BSD. (Bob Moss)
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Is the latest release from Mandriva enough to keep it relevant? We hope that reports of the distro's death are greatly exaggerated. (Bob Moss)
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Looking for a distro that gets the best out of KDE 4.x? You needn't look any further than Novell's latest Linux offering. (Nick Veitch)
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The name may be misleading, but does VideoLAN Client do what it's meant to do? (Neil Bothwick)
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A single-bay version of our favourite wired storage box makes Graham a happy man. (Graham Morrison)
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Despite the growth of online storage and cheap USB memory sticks, we find that there are still uses for decent disc burning software. (Andy Channelle)
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The offspring of two good-but-not-great handhelds, is Pandora set to be the world's first Linux-based dream machine? Let's find out... (Damien McFerran)
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On test: Krdc, RealVNC Java Client, Remmina, TeamViewer, TigerVNC, Vinagre, NoMachine NX (Nick Veitch)
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Every single company in the world appears to have some sort of mapping application. Plus: Android upgrade (Froyo) for high-end phones; Mandriva Spring 2010.1; Humane PC and Humane Reader; new IBM Z Series and Power7 machines; Spotify for Linux, tablet mar (Andy Channelle)
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After a brief lull, more Maverick Meerkat details are emerging bleary-eyed from the burrow. Plus: Debian 6.0, Fedora 14, Ubuntu Unity interface. (Susan Linton)
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As Google breaks from the shackles of the web browser, we explain its now command line tool - bringing Google Docs to a shell near you. (Bob Moss)
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