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Issue #80 / Jul 2007

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Workspace: txt2tags
Write once, publish anywhere

How would you like write text using whatever text editor you like and then publish the results in a variety of formats, including (X)HTML, MoinMoin wiki, LaTeX, and SGML? txt2tags allows you to write once and publish
anywhere.

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Console Screenshots with Scrot
Screenshots from the console with Scrot

Scrot helps users grab screenshots conveniently and quickly at the command line.

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O3Spaces
Extending OpenOffice.org

Microsoft has been quite successful with pushing its SharePoint technology as a means for supporting document collaboration and version control. Until now, no direct competitors have come up with a viable alternative to SharePoint, but O3Spaces is about to change that.

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Command Line: Environmental Variables
Make your self at home

Environmental variables give users the ability to set up the command line to suit their own needs.

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IT 360° 2007
The conference formerly known as LinuxWorld Canada

The IT 360° Conference and Expo 2007, May 1-2 in Toronto, Canada, was smaller than normal, which wasn’t necessarily a bad thing.

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Debian Developments
A new Debian and a new Debian leader

The new Debian "Etch" release follows a close Debian Project Leader election. Sam Hocevar surpassed other candidates by only eight votes.

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Free Software Projects
An up-to-date look at free software and its makers

Evolution and Kontact are the standard Personal Information Management applications on Linux, but many users are dissatisfied with the major players. Pimlico is a small-footprint alternative, and GDATA Provider brings Google with Mozilla calendar.

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