Jason Kroll

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XML nodeChess Software for Linux Jason Kroll614 weeks 3 days ago
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XML nodeCrusoe: Transmeta's Trump Card Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeFree Kevin, Kevin Freed Jason Kroll01 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeCrackers and Crackdowns Jason Kroll01 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeReturn of the Hacker Jason Kroll01 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeGame Developers Conference 2000 Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeThe New and the Old Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeCommodore 64 Game Emulation Jason Kroll31 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeConectiva Linux 4.0 Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeNetWinder Office Server Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeXess Spreadsheet for Linux, Standard Edition Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeOffice Wars: Applixware and StarOffice Jason Kroll21 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeLaptops for Linux! Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago
XML node1999 Readers' Choice Awards Jason Kroll21 year 9 weeks ago
XML node1999 Editors' Choice Awards Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeMailStudio 2000 Jason Kroll21 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeNexStar Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeCodeWarrior for Red Hat Linux, GNU Edition, Version 4 Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeVA Linux Workstation VArStation XMP Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeSuSE Linux 6.1 Jason Kroll21 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeRed Hat Linux 6.0 Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago
XML nodeCaldera OpenLinux 2.2 Jason Kroll11 year 9 weeks ago

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February 2009, #178

Stop me before I program again! Well, at least stop me till I get a chance to read this month's Linux Journal and find out all the latest related to Web Development. Don't write another line of JavaScript till you get a chance to check out our articles on Dojo drawing tools and jQuery. If you're just plain tired of JavaScript, maybe it's time to look at the Google Web Toolkit—get some of the hottest JavaScript on the planet without writing a single line of JavaScript (you read that right). If you're a Ruby type, get further faster and look good while you're at it with ActiveScaffold.

And, if you're looking for some new site creation tools, don't miss this month's Cooking With Linux column. If you've got some extra coin and need a Netbook, see our review of the Dell Mini 9. If you're looking for a portable media player, see our review of the Archos 5. For you Second Life fans, see our article on OpenSimulator, an open-source replacement for Second Life's server software. And, if you're a reeeeaaaaaal Second Life fan we have an extra special treat for you: we put your picture on the cover!

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