Linux Magazine #135 - Digital Issue

Also in this issue:

• Table of Contents
• News
• Tech Tools
• Ask Klaus! Klaus Knopper answers your Linux questions. This month: Klaus talks about Flash storage myths and facts.
• Charly: OpenRhineRuhr: A fair for real-world Linux
• Gnome 3 Fallback: Recover your Gnome 2 comfort zone with Gnome 3 fallback mode and a few tweaks.
• Free ESB: Use an Enterprise Service Bus to straighten out your spaghetti service architecture.
• Linux and Laptops: Tailor Linux for the specialized hardware on your laptop with these tuning hints
• Scribus: Desktop publishing becomes a delight with the Scribus-GIMP-Inkscape combination.
• Fog: Roll out client software painlessly.
• Security Lessons: Interop: Cross-platform application development tricks.
• Perl: Evernote: The Perl Evernote API and Facebook Thrifty library distribute your notes to all your devices.
• Filesystems: File sharing in a diverse environment means knowing your filesystems.
• Linux and Laptops: Fine tune Linux to hum on your laptop computers.
• Scribus: Create smart-looking publications with Scribus and a few supporting apps.
• Merkaartor: Contribute to the OpenStreetMap project with the Merkaartor mapping editor.
• Panorama: Stitch your digital photos into lush wide-angle creations.
• Command Line: GNU Info: If a man page isn’t enough, try the GNU project’s alternative Info documentation format.
• Workspace: Note Tools: Remember details with boom, Note, Yokadi, Pygmynote, and other command-line note-taking tools.
• Doghouse: Standards: A standard “look and feel” among Linux distros could help convince the uninitiated to join the open source party.
• Kernel News: Mercurial repository still MIA after the kernel.org breach. /tmp quotas and /proc security holes. BKL aftermath.