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Issue 21

In this issue of Free Software Magazine David Jacovkis reports from Colombia and explains why free software is an ethical choice. Colin McGregor interviews several key people in the GNU/Linux world as well as explaining how to get KDE looking fantastic. Then we have Terry Hancock covering the Open Hardware project and making a comprehensive list of Linux-friendly hardware. Steven Goodwin shares how much he saved by using free software for his great beer podcast, and Alan Berg entertains us with free software easter eggs, while Andrew Min will explain the basics of HTML... Monty Python style.

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Issue 20

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Issue 20 of Free Software Magazine has hit the virtual newsstand! Mauro Bieg talks about DRM, while our tips&tricks hosts, Gary and Andrew, uncover more GNU/Linux secrets. Andrew Min then tells you how to have the best-looking desktop with Compiz Fusion. Scott Carpenter and Gary Richmond talk about Nautilus and Konqueror in their respective articles, Solveig Haugland comes back to FSM talking about OpenOffice.org... and these are just some of the articles in the User Space section!

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Issue 19

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Issue 19 of Free Software Magazine is out, and so are another 18 fantastic articles. Tony Mobily opens the magazine with his editorial on file formats. Andrew Min and Gary Richmond join forces to provide useful tips&tricks, while Robin Monks reviews some of the best free software media players. Howard Fosdick reviews Puppy Linux, Andrew Min talks about Pidgin, and Dirk Morris covers Untangle Gateway... and that's just the tip of the iceberg!

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Issue 18

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Issue 18 is here and with it another bunch of great articles all about free software. We have Andrew Min showing us how to dual-boot Windows and Kubuntu. There's Mitch Meyran's in depth article on 3D desktops and Xavier Calbet's one on Fractal generation. Rosalyn Hunter breaks in new users with her follow up article on using the CLI and Jonathan Roberts gives us all the low down on how to get help with free software. Of course, I'm only scratching the surface... there's a lot more in this fine issue of Free Software Magazine.

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Issue 17

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Issue 17 of Free Software Magazine is here and it's a big one! Steve Goodwin talks about the evil inside every programmer in "The seven sins of programmers". Solveig Haugland has two great new OpenOffice.org howtos for you. David Horton wants to help you make waves with Audacity and Matt Barton lets us in on "What's a GNU/Linux distribution?" anyway. Eddy Macnaghten goes into open-format depth in his "ODF/OOXML technical white paper" and Ken Leyba helps you "Backup your workstation with Backup Manager". And, as always, but even more this time than usual, there's much, much more...Enjoy!

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Issue 16

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Wow! We're up to Issue 16 of Free Software Magazine. And it comes with a big change - it's online only! It still brings you a wealth of fine articles: Davide Carboni hacks your living room in "A media center based on GNU/Linux", Mitul Limbani phones in a detailed howto for Asterisk in "Asterisk, the easy way", Alan Berg blasts away another game review in "Vega Strike", and Jon Peck helps us all with our iPods in "Managing your iPod without iTunes"... and of course much more! Enjoy.

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Issue 15

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Issue 15 of Free Software Magazine brings you another fantastic spread of articles to feast on. Nathan Sanders will have you "Stitching seamless panoramas with Hugin", Alan Berg has some "Fun with free software astronomy" and our favorite tank simulator "Bzflags". Sreejith Nair teaches will teach you to "Control machines with your machine" and Ryan Cartwright will show you how to plot your family tree with GRAMPS in "Roots access". And we have two much-anticipated sequels: Yousef Ourabi concludes his "Secure email servers from scratch with FreeBSD 6" article, and Graham Oakes finishes off "Creating a managed website". And, don't forget... lots more!

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Issue 14

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Free Software Magazine presents another collection of great articles for its issue 14. Alan Berg takes us soaring with his review "Flying high with FlightGear" and Anthony Taylor shows us some curious Firefox extensions in "Firefox extensions: fun and games". In "Creating a managed website — Part 1" Graham Oakes reveals a lot about content management systems. And, while we're talking about websites, Terry Hancock will "Spiff up your website with KImageMapEditor". As always, there's a lot more too...