Mozilla: greater than a browser - Mozilla, the maker of the hugely well known Firefox internet browser, is ready much more than software program. (Jonathan Roberts)
Linux 2013 - 2011 used to be a huge yr for Linux, with the kernel attaining its twentieth birthday. yet how diverse may issues glance in 12 months' time? (Mayank Sharma)
We are loose Geek - Graham Morrison visits a non-profit emporium in Portland, Oregon, that recycles outdated undefined, offers humans new talents and installs Linux on hundreds of thousands of machines. (Graham Morrison)
12 purposes to like KDE - Graham Morrison rains positivity onto the world's so much configurable computing device and selections out a few of its most sensible capabilities and functions (Graham Morrison)
Dr Brown's Administeria - we glance on the lifetime of Dennis Ritchie. Plus: We ask no matter if you have to be qualified and delve deeper in to /etc (Chris Brown)
Interview: Arthur Richards - The Wikipedia software program engineer discusses funds, banner campaigns and his ardour for selling unfastened wisdom. (Mike Saunders, Graham Morrison)
PHP: construct a mystery Santa script - Why pull names from a hat should you can script it? We aid you construct any such script with Hypertext Preprocessor CLI. (James Litton)
Pencil: Produce life-like relocating works with this easy software - Jono Bacon indicates us tips to get lively on Linux (Jono Bacon)
Arduino: Make a few noise - song maestro Nick Veitch takes tuning actually and transforms his Arduino right into a melody maker during this audibly nice instalment. (Nick Veitch)
Git: song your files' heritage - we glance at essentially the most renowned model keep an eye on structures and provide help to placed its features into every-day use. (Jonathan Roberts)
Banshee: Tidy up your library - wasting song of your whole song and film records? enable Banshee offer you a hand, as we demonstrate this media manager's secrets and techniques (Jonathan Roberts)
Create your individual bootable pen force - while Android and MeeGo simply won't reduce it, subscribe to us in unleashing the whole energy of your Linux laptop at any place you pass (Bob Moss)
Android: the place am I? - Smartphones help you get mapping and placement information at the stream. learn on for the lowdown at the Android Maps API (Juliet Kemp)
Code ideas: development courses - learn how to holiday difficulties into potential chunks, as we enable you to layout a courses (Jonathan Roberts)
Modern Perl: construct an internet app - Dancer is a Perl framework for construction internet purposes. we find it's a great way to extend an easy interpreting record software (Dave Cross)
Python: Menus and toolbars - deal with your interface code the best way that works good for you (Nick Veitch)
Blender 2.6 - The 3D content material creations suite will get a massive replace. The strangely lively Graham Morrison discovers if that make sit down any much less tough to exploit (Graham Morrison)
Scriviner - Scribbler Andrew Gregory unleashes his internal Bernard Cornwall with a note processor and undertaking administration app for writers (Andrew Gregory)
Oracle Solaris eleven - Graham Morrison wonders even if this is often the tip or a brand new starting for an OS that after threatened Linux (Graham Morrison)
OpenSUSE 12.1 vs Fedora sixteen - the 2 major contenders for the RPM-based distro crown pull on their gloves and clamber into the hoop (Shashank Sharma)
Voxatron Alpha - This Minecraft-inspired arcade shooter appears to be like attractive within the demos. Jonathan Roberts reveals out if it's as a lot enjoyable to play (Jonathan Roberts)
Roundup: company Distros - We placed CentOS, ClearOs, Ubuntu Server, Debian and Zentyal to the try out (Shashank Sharma)
News: Barnes & Noble returns fireplace in patents conflict - eu fee talks difficult on patents, Ubuntu dumps CDs, Raspberry Pi finds ultimate recipe and our Qt Developer Days exhibit file (Andrew Gregory)
Distrowatch: A Slackware dog - Starring dog Linux 5.3 Slacko in amazing new form, in addition to blackPanther 11.1 and Finnix 103 (Susan Linton)
What in the world: UEFI - a brand new boot interface that may cease Linux booting sooner or later (Marco Fioretti)