CeBIT 2010

Trusted’s Security Blanket lets you analyze security compliance in a few easy steps.

While users are surfing the web, listening to music, and writing documents, the kernel and various background daemons write information to logfiles. KSystemLog, Gnome System Log Viewer, and MultiTail will help you read and process logfile data.

Version 4.4 sees the KDe Software Compilation reach a status on par with the user friendliness and stability of good old KDe 3.5. On top of this, many features are new.

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

We compare some popular Linux media players, including Banshee, Rhythmbox, Amarok, and Songbird.

Version 10.10 of the Opera web suite lets you put a server in your browser.

Open Atrium provides an easy-to-use collaboration environment for small workgroups.

New features and below-ground tweaks make the Gnome desktop lean and free of legacy ballast.

Two ready-to-go Linux-based servers make it easy to set up your home network.

You need to think like an attacker to keep your network safe. We asked security columnist Kurt Seifried for an inside look at the art of intrusion.