Ubuntu User 2010 - Digital Issue Archive

What you get in this Digital Issue Archive:

Ubuntu User #1 "Jump to Jaunty" (Digital PDF Version):
Speed was the theme for the latest Ubuntu development effort, so what could be a better symbol than a mythical creature that is half antelope and half jackrabbit? Jaunty Jackalope offers faster boot times and lots of other improvements.

Ubuntu User #2 "In the Cloud" (Digital PDF Version):
Issue #2 of Ubuntu User looks at Ubuntu in the Cloud! We offer an exclusive interview with Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth, and our 6-pack DVD is packed with Ubuntu goodness: Ubuntu Live, Kubuntu Live, Xubuntu Live, Edubuntu, Ubuntu Studio, and Easy Peasy.

Ubuntu User #3 "Get Karmic" (Digital PDF Version):
Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned veteran, you'll find something you can use in every issue of Ubuntu User magazine. This time we look inside the new Karmic Koala release and show you some powerful tools for the Ubuntu desktop.

Ubuntu User #4 "Home Theater" (Digital PDF Version):
This month we bring you more great tools for the Ubuntu environment. You’ll learn how to set up a home entertainment center with Mythbuntu and how to record your favorite programs with Freevo. We also introduce your to Canonical’s new CEO.

Ubuntu User #5 "Totally Lucid" (Digital PDF Version):
This time we tour some highlights of the Ubuntu 10.04 "Lucid Lynx" release, such as the Me menu, the Ubuntu One music shop, and the Quickly development framework. We also talk to Canonical's new COO and check out some dandy desktop apps.

Ubuntu User #6 "Expert Security" (Digital PDF Version):
You can never be too careful about protecting your system from intruders. This time, we put the focus on security. Marcel Gagné explores the Firestarter and Firewall Builder tools, then we show you tools for hunting rootkits and managing passwords.

Ubuntu User #7 "Gestures" (Digital PDF Version):
Maverick Meerkat is here and ready to rock! In this issue, we describe Ubuntu's new features and take a special look at uTouch, Ubuntu's new multi-touch framework. Plus, interviews with Chris Kenyon and Mark Shuttleworth point to new directions.

How does it work?

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