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BIJOU BROWSER Mozilla in the palm of your hand

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

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SOUNDS Comparing Linux media players

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

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UNITE! File sharing with Opera 10.10 Unite

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

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IN THE ATRIUM Redefining mobile with Open Atrium

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

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POLISHING THE DESKTOP What’s new with Gnome 2.28?

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

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SERVE YOURSELF Linux server at home

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

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BREAKING IN A guided tour to someone else’s 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.

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SMALL WONDER Moblin: Radically Different Netbook Distro

This alternative desktop is designed specifically for computers harboring Intel’s Atom processor.

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JOLLY GOOD JOLICLOUD Jolicloud: Jolly Interesting Netbook Distro

This alternative interface for netbooks ditches the desktop metaphor.

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GETTING THERE What’s new with KDE 4.3?

At the beginning of August, the KDE project released the third major update of KDE 4 – reason enough to put KDE 4.3 through its paces and study the new features.

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