Issue #94 / Sep 2008

In many cases, whole series of digital images need the same kind of modifications, which forces the photo-grapher to repeat the same steps time and time again in GIMP. Have you ever considered retouching in Perl?

The Fotoxx image manipulation program offers highlights such as HDR and panorama functions, but where there is light, there is also shadow.

BeeDiff compares two files and quickly displays the differences in a convenient desktop GUI interface.

The console-based yafc client gives users a convenient, simple, and interactive approach to exchanging data with ftp and SSH servers.

Learn how to bookmark OpenOffice.org documents with the Bookmarks Menu extension or create your own bookmarking tool.

Jon 'maddog' Hall introduces himself and rolls out the first installment in his new monthly community-focused column.

Learn from the chair of HICK Tech how to roll out your own community event.

We sum up this year's Red Hat Summit, which was held in June in Boston, Massachusetts.

USENIX 2008 offered a rich history, engaging talks, and more openness.

Now that we have entered the age of three-dimensional desktops, suggestions on redesigning controls keep springing up like mushrooms. When Gnome 3.0 sees the light of day, will the menus be circular and include files alongside applications?