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Linux Journal Contents #190, February 2010
Feb 01, 2010 By Staff
Linux Journal Issue #190/February 2010
Features
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KDE 4 on Windows
by Stuart Jarvis
Set your Windows free with KDE.
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Running Remote Applications
by Michael J. Hammel
It's just like being there.
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The Future of the KDE Free Desktop
by Jos Poortvliet
An interview with lead KDE developers Aaron Seigo and Sebastian Kügler.
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Re-invent Your Desktop with Plasma!
by Riccardo Iaconelli
An introduction to writing KDE plasmoids.
Columns
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Reuven M. Lerner's At the Forge
Debugging Rails Applications
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Dave Taylor's Work the Shell
Parsing Your Twitter Stream
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Mick Bauer's Paranoid Penguin
Linux VPNs with OpenVPN
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Kyle Rankin's Hack and /
Make a Local Mutt Mail Server
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Dirk Elmendorf's Economy Size Geek
A Desktop for Our Little Penguin
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Doc Searls' EOF
The Google Exposure
Reviews
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OpenOffice.org vs. Microsoft Office
by Bruce Byfield
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A Review of the Always Innovating Touchbook
by Daniel Bartholomew
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Comments
Would like to see the issue's Advertiser Index!
I was hoping to find the current issue's Advertiser Index. Your "Buyer's Guide" link in the site navbar doesn't give me what I want: a list of system vendors that sell systems with Linux pre-installed. I don't want particular products, just the vendors (I can browse their sites for particular offerings that meet my specs).
Now I'll have to dig around (and might miss some of the companies that support you and the Linux community). Hope you can include an Advertiser Index in the future!