Issue #113 / Apr 2010

Firefox goes mobile – a “desktop” browser in the palm of your hand.

Knoppix creator (and Q&A mastermind) Klaus Knopper shares some insights on the latest release.

A small database is easy to plan on paper, but the structure quickly becomes more complex as you add more elements. MySQL Workbench can help you keep the tables arranged.

Too many cooks spoil the broth, they say, but it could just as easily be an ingredient that isn’t part of the recipe. If you can’t reduce the number of cooks, you have to take other steps to make your broth more edible.

Protecting Windows clients from the big bad Internet.

Qt 4.6 passes a collection of new functionalities to KDE 4.4. We’ll show you the animation framework and KDE’s new multi-touch feature.

maddog troubleshoots a broken Windows system and saves his niece some money in the process.

Under a banner of “Here be dragons,” an inscription found on old navigational charts, the Chaos Computer Club held its annual conference for the 26th time.

Fantastic presentations were streamed live from Wellington, New Zealand.