Linux Magazine #122 - Digital Issue

In this issue you'll also find:

• Table of Contents: Interoperability
• Welcome: Letter from the Editor
• Knoppix 6.4 Exclusive: Double-Sided DVD
• Linux Magazine DVD Inlay: Excluisve Knoppix 6.4 & Fedora 14
• Letters: The value of Linux
• RS-232 Serial Port: Control your home theater receiver.
• Libferris: Combine indexes from multiple devices for a unified search.
• Caine: Uncover the scene of the crime with this forensic distro.
• WebM and VP8: Google’s open source codec.
• SPL: The Shakespeare Programming Language.
• Password Management: Avoid password fatigue with a password storage system.
• LessFS: Save space on your hard drive with this deduplicating filesystem.
• Ask Klaus! Knoppix creator Klaus Knopper tackles garbled desktops, misbehaving cursors, and PDFs.
• Perl - iCalendar: Build your own calendar alerting system with this Perl daemon.
• Fedora 389 Directory Server: Use this free Fedora tool to merge Linux authentication services with the Windows Active Directory environment.
• KDE in Windows: Even if you can't give up Windows, you can still use classic open source components like KDE.
• NTFS: A few easy tools will help you mount, read, and write NTFS disks without fear of data loss.
• Workspace - Sironta: This collaboration tool integrates tightly with OpenOffice.org.
• Data Crow: Customize this collection manager to handle all your goodies.
• Command Line - XRandR: Manage your graphical displays with this command-line tool.
• imgSeek: Search and manage large collections of images.
• Pinta: If you’re GIMP-challenged, try the Pinta image editor instead.
• Doghouse: Workable solutions for deprecated formats.
• Cache: Predictions for 2011 from the tech world.
• Kernel News: Zack Brown takes a look at the kernel community.
• Projects on the Move: The PayPal Donate button is for registered charities only, and we explore the text-to-speech developments in open source.
• ApacheCon: 2010 conference report.