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The Small Picture: More OpenOffice.org Extensions

By Bruce Byfield | Feb 04, 2010

Every few weeks, I like to browse the OpenOffice.org Extensions site to see what is available, and what people are using.

New extensions that are both useful and well-designed seem to be getting few and far between. However, if you search patiently, you can still find extensions worth trying. more>>

Axigen Mail Server

Axigen Mail Server

By Mitch Frazier | Mar 01, 2010
Axigen provides a professional e-mail server with AJAX Web interfaces for both administration and user Web mail. With Axigen, you'll have your e-mail server up and running in minutes, not days. more>>
Flinks-Speed-Reading Web Browser

Flinks—Speed-Reading Web Browser

By John Knight | Feb 17, 2010

I'm always on the lookout for original projects, and this particular application really took me by surprise. According to its Web site, “Flinks is a text-mode flashing word Web browser. It is intended for speed reading and/or skimming Web pages and text.” more>>

OpenOffice.org

OpenOffice.org vs. Microsoft Office

By Bruce Byfield | Feb 01, 2010
Nobody disputes that Microsoft Office is king of the hill in office suites, but if you put marketing and market share aside, how does OpenOffice.org compare? more>>
Touch Book

A Review of the Always Innovating Touchbook

By Daniel Bartholomew | Feb 01, 2010
Take an ARM Processor (the OMAP3530) add a touchscreen and Linux and a quart of uniqueness, and what do you get? A Touchbook from Always Innovating, that's what. more>>

The Goggles, They Do Something

By Kyle Rankin | Dec 01, 2009
How do video goggles designed for gaming on Windows stack up to a Linux geek's desktop? Find out below. more>>

At the Forge - 2009 Book Roundup

By Reuven M. Lerner | Dec 01, 2009
A look at the publications Reuven recommends on Ruby, Rails, JavaScript, Git, Web development and more. more>>

Nokia N900: First Look

By Kyle Rankin | Nov 16, 2009

The Nokia N900 has just started shipping and there are already a number of reviews of the device out on the net. I've had the opportunity evaluate a pre-release N900 for a few weeks now, and while you can expect a full review in an upcoming issue of Linux Journal, I wanted to give you a quick look into what the N900 is like from the perspective of your average Linux geek. more>>

3 recent OpenOffice.org extensions

By Bruce Byfield | Nov 02, 2009

Although I do most of my professional writing in Bluefish, I usually use OpenOffice.org at least once a day. Consequently, I keep a close eye on the OpenOffice.org Extensions page. more>>

VMWare

Virtualization Shootout: VMware Server vs. VirutalBox vs. KVM

By Bill Childers | Nov 01, 2009
A comparison of three virtualization solutions: VMware Server, VirtualBox and KVM—each has its strengths and weaknesses. more>>
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