Linux Magazines - Volume 1
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Highlights this month include: Argonium, a corking 3D blaster; WINE, for running Windows programs under Linux; Skencil, a vector drawing tool; and the demo of Arkeia's backup software. Not forgetting all the programs covered in our regular Roundup and HotPicks sections, along with relevant files for the tutorials. As a bonus, we have an edition of Click For More, Future Publishing's entertainment magazine distributed in PDF format here. I always like to receive feedback on the coverdiscs; if you have any recommendations for software to include, drop me a line. Enjoy! Mike Saunders, Coverdisc Editor Linux Gazette was an online monthly magazine dedicated to the Linux operating system and the open-source community. Founded in 1995, it became one of the longest-running and most respected Linux publications on the internet. The magazine featured tutorials, technical articles, reviews, opinion pieces, and community contributions aimed at both beginners and experienced Linux users. By combining practical guidance with community-driven content, Linux Gazette played an important role in spreading knowledge about Linux and promoting open-source principles during the early growth of the internet and free software movement. Magazine: IMAGES ISSUE1 ISSUE10, ISSUE11, ISSUE12, ISSUE13, ISSUE14, ISSUE15, ISSUE16, ISSUE17, ISSUE18, ISSUE19, ISSUE2, ISSUE20, ISSUE21, ISSUE22, ISSUE23, ISSUE24, ISSUE25, ISSUE26, ISSUE27, ISSUE28, ISSUE29, ISSUE3, ISSUE30, ISSUE31, ISSUE32, ISSUE33, ISSUE34, ISSUE35, ISSUE36, ISSUE37, ISSUE38, ISSUE39, ISSUE4, ISSUE40, ISSUE41, ISSUE42, ISSUE43, ISSUE44, ISSUE45, ISSUE46, ISSUE47, ISSUE48, ISSUE49, ISSUE5, ISSUE50, ISSUE51, ISSUE52, ISSUE53, ISSUE54, ISSUE55, ISSUE56, ISSUE57, ISSUE58, ISSUE59, ISSUE6, ISSUE60, ISSUE61, ISSUE62, ISSUE63, ISSUE64, ISSUE65, ISSUE66, ISSUE67, ISSUE68, ISSUE69, ISSUE7, ISSUE70, ISSUE71, ISSUE72, ISSUE73, ISSUE74, ISSUE75, ISSUE76, ISSUE77, ISSUE78, ISSUE79, ISSUE8, ISSUE80, ISSUE9, MAIN, | ||
GNOME 2.12 Live
on disc A will keep you busy for hours, especially if you're new to Linux, but
this CD includes stacks of other software. We have the new GNOME release in source code
format, which you can compileand run, along with a stack of other
programs. Navigate around the menu on the left to find Internet apps, graphics software,
server tools, games and much more.