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They say you should never meet your heroes, but we ignore their advice and travelled to the home of Linus Torvalds to ask him about Gnome, KDE, Android, Apple, Ubuntu and Google. It was pretty cool, and you can read everything that he had to say to us in this issue. Also in the issue we take a look back at the evolution of the Linux desktop, compare C, Perl and Python to see how our existing programming knowledge translates to new languages, and try out the high-performance computing benchmarking software used by the physicists at CERN and Swansea. We report from Liverpool on the UK's OggCamp unconference, and make the hostile environment of The Outside World easier to navigate with OpenStreetMap. All this and more, coming soon to a digital device near you!
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This month's roundup of news from the vaults of Linux distro development
Find out how Bluetooth connections can get your phone communicating with others, and write a messaging service. (Juliet Kemp) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
Want to put pictures on your website? We check out five of the best applications to help you do just that. (Marco Fioretti) Available as a PDF to subscribers.
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Plus: Humble Bundle, Flight Gear, Red Hat with OpenStack, Qt, Samsung vs Apple and SCO (Andrew Gregory) Available as a PDF to subscribers.