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FSM Newsletter 4th June 2007

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Hello readers, and welcome once again to Free Software Magazine’s fortnightly newsletter, keeping you up to date with all things free software! Enjoy!

General announcements

It is one big fortnight, ladies and gentlemen.

We have just released a great selection of extra features for all our users! These are:

  • Ads-free web site
  • Access to a printer friendly version of each article and blog entry
  • Access to an automatic generated PDF version of each article and of each issue.
  • Ability to have your own blog in Free Software Magazine.

FSM Newsletter 21st May 2007

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Hello everybody, and welcome once again to the fortnightly newsletter of Free Software Magazine: keeping you well informed about the realm of free software! Happy reading!

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FSM Newsletter 7th May 2007

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Hi everybody, and welcome to another fortnightly edition of Free Software Magazine’s newsletter; keeping you up to date in the world of free software! And do we have some good stuff for you guys this fortnight!

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FSM Newsletter 23rd of April 2007

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Hello everybody, and welcome once again to the fortnightly newsletter of Free Software Magazine: keeping you well informed about the realm of free software! Happy reading!

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Okay. We’ve been promising features with the roll out of our new and improved Drupal 5 website, and this fortnight, we are making good on our promise! And this is just the beginning!

FSM Newsletter 9th of April 2007

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Hi everybody, and welcome to another fortnightly edition of Free Software Magazine’s newsletter; keeping you up to date in the world of free software! And do we have some good stuff for you guys this fortnight!

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FSM Newsletter 26th of March 2007

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Hello everybody, and welcome once again to the fortnightly newsletter of Free Software Magazine: keeping you well informed about the realm of free software! Happy reading!

General announcements

It’s been a hard slog, but Free Software Magazine’s new web site is very nearly ready and that makes it all worth while! Tony Mobily is just about to finish porting our custom-made modules to Drupal 5. So once he’s done, you’re all going to start seeing lots of improvements! Thanks Tony!

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FSM Newsletter 12th of March 2007

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Hello readers, and welcome once again to Free Software Magazine’s fortnightly newsletter, keeping you up to date with all things free software! Enjoy!

General announcements

This fortnight we have been focusing on the back end—a major server upgrade, increased usability for magazine staff, administration upgrades. It isn’t something you can all see, but very important none the less in helping to smoothly produce and distribute quality content for the readers. And speaking of quality content…

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FSM Newsletter 26th of February 2007

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Hello everybody, and welcome once again to the fortnightly newsletter of Free Software Magazine: keeping you well informed about the realm of free software! Happy reading!

General announcements

Now that the dust has settled from our no-more-PDF statement and we have made our position clear, our main aim this fortnight has been ensuring the printer-friendliness of all of our articles. We appreciate all of the support we have had from our loyal readership, and thanks to all of you who have sent messages of support and donations.

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FSM Newsletter 12th of February 2007

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Hello readers, and welcome to Free Software Magazine’s fortnightly newsletter, keeping you up to date with all things free software! Enjoy!

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FSM Newsletter 29th of January 2007

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Welcome to Free Software Magazine’s fortnightly newsletter, your link to the free software world! Happy reading!

Latest content

How to hate free software in 3 easy steps—Oh, compiling! Steve Goodwin asks why it’s so difficult. Read more…

The state of the union of FOSS—Let Jabari Zakiya inspire you with a rousing speech about FOSS! Read more…

FSM Newsletter 15th of January 2007

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Welcome to Free Software Magazine’s fortnightly newsletter—bringing you news from the free software world. Happy reading!

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FSM Newsletter 1st of January 2007

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Seasons greetings, readers… welcome to our New Year’s edition of the Free Software Magazine newsletter! Happy New Year, and Happy Reading!

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FSM Newsletter 11th of December 2006

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Hi all, welcome to Free Software Magazine’s fortnightly newsletter, keeping you up to date with the world of free software. Happy reading!

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Big news, everybody… Issue 15 has been released! If you haven’t already got it, come and download… it’s packed full of interesting articles!

FSM Newsletter 27th of November 2006

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Welcome to another of Free Software Magazine’s fortnightly newsletters, keeping you up to date with us, and all things free software… enjoy!

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FSM Newsletter 13th of November 2006

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Welcome to another of Free Software Magazine’s fortnightly newsletters, keeping you up to date with us, and all things free software… enjoy!

General announcements

Once again this week we have implemented two new features to the site to further enhance your experience—live discussion, and tagging!

FSM Newsletter 30th of October 2006

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Welcome to another of Free Software Magazine’s fortnightly newsletters, keeping you up to date with us, and all things free software… enjoy!

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FSM Newsletter 16th of October 2006

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Welcome to another of Free Software Magazine’s fortnightly newsletters. Our newsletters aim to let you know what’s happening on our site and with the magazine. Through these newsletters we’ll keep you up-to-date with new content, competitions, new features and more. Please note: we have lots of exciting developments coming up in the near future, so take a little time to catch up with us. And as always enjoy!

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FSM newsletter - 2nd of October 2006

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Hi readers and subscribers, and welcome to Free Software Magazine’s fortnightly newsletter - keeping you up to date with what’s going on with us, and free software… enjoy!

General announcements

Our last newletter said that if you wanted the Issue 14 in PDF format versus on paper, you would have to wait 30 days. But due to our delays actually releasing the paper issue, the good news is, Issue 14 is NOW AVAILABLE in PDF! Two weeks earlier than anticipated! Happy reading!

FSM newsletter - 18th of September 2006

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Greetings, readers and subscribers, and welcome to Free Software Magazine’s new and improved fortnightly newsletter.

In the past, our newsletters have consisted of article-style content that we here at FSM thought would be of interest to you. Don’t worry, these articles haven’t disappeared - they will appear as online articles on our site. Our new newsletters are designed to keep you up-to-date about recent articles, competitions and issues, new site features, and keeps you informed about what’s going on at FSM.

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The pull of the fruit

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I tried my hardest to help my wife love Unix. When we were still dating, I built a little Debian machine for her so we could chat on ICQ while I was at work (and gave it to her on Valentine’s Day; aren’t I romantic?). That lasted for a while, but I eventually switched it to FreeBSD for reasons I no longer remember. Her computers always worked pretty well, but she was never happy with her inability to install software on her own, or to run games and applications from the local non-geek stores.

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