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Linux Journal be Taken Over by Pirates, ARRRR!

By Webmistress 

Dear Friends,

I regret to inform you that we've been boarded by a band of filthy pirates while sailing the high seas.  What? Isn't that what you do on weekends? more>>

Queens of Drupal

Something is Drupally in the State of Denmark

By Katherine Druckman 

Now that I am fully recovered from jet lag, I am able to reflect on how enjoyable the recent Copenhagen DrupalCon was. Before going any further, however, I have to gratefully acknowledge the team of Drupalers who organized the conference and related activities. They all did an amazing job ensuring that the event was a great success. Thank you! more>>

Oval Office Goes Open Source

By Justin Ryan 

Whatever your political affiliations — or lack thereof — may be, it's surely good news to hear that the government is giving back, and doubly so when that giving is to the Open Source community. more>>

DrupalCon San Francisco

Get Ready for DrupalCon

By Katherine Druckman 

The title of this post is in no way meant to be a rallying cry, or some cheesy pep-talk. When I wrote "get ready," I quite literally meant it. As in, be prepared. more>>

new Linux Journal site

Welcome to the New LinuxJournal.com

By Webmistress 

You may have noticed something different about LinuxJournal.com today.

I am very pleased to share our newly redesigned site with you, and I'd like to tell you a little bit about some of the new features. I hope you'll take the time to register, if you have not already, so that you may take advantage of all of the new features we have added and will continue to add. more>>

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