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Review: Rockbox

Shawn Powers demonstrates Rockbox, an open source firmware for mp3 players.

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Buntu Family Theater

Linux Journal's own Shawn Powers tells the story of Ubuntu and his family of distributions as they search for their identities.

Ubuntu on Windows with Wubi

Linux Journal Gadget Guy, Shawn Powers, takes us through installing Ubuntu on a machine running Windows with the Wubi installer.

How To Make a Screencast

Learn how-to make a screencast using one of a variety of tools Shawn Powers demonstrates in this video.

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Ubuntu Hardy Heron

Yesterday was Ubuntu day around the Linux Journal office, and I thought it'd be nice to give you a quick peek at what Hardy Heron looks like in action.

Play Windows Games on Linux

Linux Journal Gadget Guy Shawn Powers walks you through how to play Windows games on Linux.

Shawn Powers With Leo Laporte

Linux Journal's Gadget Guy, Shawn Powers, seeks some sound production advice from Leo Laporte on The Lab With Leo Laporte, which airs in Canada on G4 TechTV and in Australia on the How To Channel.

Introducing BeOS Journal

Shawn Powers explains our shift in editorial focus.

Review: Scott-E-Vest

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Review: X-Arcade

X-Arcade is an industrial quality arcade game controller that injects the ultimate arcade game experience into your PC, MAC or game console (we tested on Linux, of course).

With your X-Arcade Joystick, you can reverse time and play the classics like Ms. Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Robotron, Galaga, Donkey Kong and Street Fighter.