Linux Magazine #151 - Digital Issue

Cover Stories:

• Nepomuk; Master RDFs, URIs, ontologies, and KDE tags to unlock the semantic web.
• Qmake for Qt: See if Qmake trumps Cmake in your build environment.
• Open-Xchange and Zarafa: Merge data from social web services in your groupware software.
• e-Commerce APIs: Build a custom online shop with eBay and Amazon APIs.

Also in this issue:

• Table of Contents
• Comment: Features
• On the DVD: openSUSE 12.3
• DVD Inlay
• News
• Tech Tools: RunRev Releases Open Source Version of LiveCode; HP Launches Moonshot Server; Offensive Security Releases Kali Linux; TeamViewer Version 8 for Linux Now Available
• Ask Klaus: Knoppix creator Klaus Knopper untangles MBRs, VBRs, and GRUB’s rightful place; then, he proposes a way to recover files from a proprietary filesystem.
• I-Nex System Info Tool: Gather and view hardware information in a handy GUI.
• Logstash: Stop hopping from one logfile to the next when troubleshooting. Logstash log server consolidates logs and has analysis tools, too.
• Charly’s Column – Munin: Monitor you SNMP-compatible devices with the Munin system monitoring tool.
• Security Lessons – Ruby Tools: We look at tools to keep your Ruby on Rails code secure.
• Perl – Vagrant Package: Command-line management of VMs in VirtualBox.
• Jekyll: This simple template engine lets you create blogs and static web pages without the use of PHP or a database.
• Fractal Fr0st: Fractal Fr0st uses Flam3 to generate fascinating fractals.
• Workspace – Gallery Apps: Lightweight photo-sharing options.
• Command Line – Aria2: Fast downloads from the command line.
• flareGet Download Manager: A multiprotocol downloader with an informative GUI.
• Ardour3 Digital Audio Workstation: Discover this full-featured DAW.
• WordPress Administration: Manage multiple blogs.
• Doghouse – Device Drivers: Teaching students to write device drivers will help them learn the skills they need to succeed with much larger projects.
• Kernel News: The Perl kernel build dependency, the linuxnext tree, and Linus on Microsoft keys.