Linux Magazine #154 - Digital Issue

Also in this issue:

• Table of Contents
• Comment: Reality and Glass
• On the DVD: Knoppix 7.2
• DVD Inlay
• News
• Tech Tools: Intel Announces New Processors and a New Project; Oracle Announces Support for the Azure Cloud; Java Enterprise Edition 7 Released; Wayland 1.2
• Firefox OS: Will this open source OS shake up the mobile space?
• Anonymous Browsing: We explore the anonymity features of the Chrome, Epiphany, Firefox, and Konqueror browsers.
• WebRTC: This new web protocol lets you build video chat into your scripts and homegrown apps.
• Perl: Test-Driven Development: The Perlmeister looks at agile coding in Perl.
• Ask Klaus: Klaus Knopper answers your Linux questions.
• Charly’s Column – Ntpd: Staying in sync with Network Time Protocol.
• Risk Analysis: The experts use quantitative techniques to prioritize security problems.
• Security Lessons – HPC: Authentization options for highperformance environments.
• Workspace – Croogo and Bolt: Manage your blog or website with these simple CMS tools.
• Darktable 1.2: A light table and darkroom for your digital RAW images.
• Command Line – Twidge: Tweet from the terminal with this terrific microblogging tool.
• CopyQ: This clipboard enhancer puts new meaning in copy and paste.
• AirPrint in Linux: Print to your Linux-based CUPS printer from an iPhone or iPad.
• Kernel News: Speeding up security access checks, 32-bit kernels on 64-bit systems, speeding up boot time, and named anonymous memory.
• Doghouse: Coding Contest maddog champions a contest to improve performance for ARM-related kernel modules.