Made to Fit
Aug 27, 2007
If you’re one of those users who just wants to slip the CD into the drive and answer the prompts,your are probably content with a Red Hat installation. But if you are someone who wants it your own way,you might be looking for a better fit.We’ll show you how to get it.
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360 Degree View
Aug 27, 2007
You can create a pleasing image by aligning multiple landscapes to form a panorama. But the alignment can be tricky, especially if the individual photos do not match.Tools like Hugin,Enblend,and Autopano-SIFT help you create that perfect seamless panorama.
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Linux on a Stick
Aug 27, 2007
Everyone knows you can boot Linux from a live CD,but have you thought about putting Linux on a compact and highly portable USB memory stick?
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Ready for Press
Aug 27, 2007
In this final part of our three-part series [1][2],we’ll put the finishing touches on our Linux newspaper. You’ll learn how to generate a PDF,and you’ll find out what a real pre-press professional thinks about our project.
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All on Board
Aug 27, 2007
Kontact gives you email,address books,and calendaring in a neat package. And IMAP supportmeans you can access this data from anywhere on the network.
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Finding Time
Aug 27, 2007
On vacation we may be happy just to check the position of the sun,but computers need a more accurate measure of time. Luckily, there are atomic clocks that can receive time signals by radio and off the Internet.
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Issue #98 / Jan 2009
Cover Theme:
Virtual Admin
DVD:
Ubuntu 8.10
Highlights:
So you already know about Xen – what now? Do you have the tools you need to stay ahead of your virtual environment? This month we explore some expert apps for deploying and managing virtual ne...
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New Blog Posts
- SCALE 7x: Women in Open Source Call for Papers
- Linux Netbook Guide by The Register
- Groklaw on the Cyber-bullying Case
- Extension Watch: Personal menu
- Geek Parenting session at LinuxChix miniconf
- Receive Large Files with Droopy
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Anti-spam and Anti-virus Mail Processing
by Charly Kuhnast, Linux systems manager for the Lower Rhine Municipal Data Center
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Building an email system at the enterprise level requires
careful planning and special attention to management structures. Linux
columnist and enterprise admin Charly Kuhnast shows how to integrate
advanced anti-span and anti-virus techniques with an email
infrastructure.
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