Issue #105 / Aug 2009

Unetbootin lets users set up almost any distribution on a bootable USB stick.

Open source GPS navigation systems show you the way to go home … or anywhere else you want to go.

The PIM application you copy to a USB stick might refuse to run on a borrowed machine if it has problems with a library. Statifier and Ermine set up your apps for any distribution.

Back up, synchronize, version, and collaborate with SpiderOak.

Twitter, so everyone says, is modern, fun, sociologically illuminating and otherwise useless. Even Charly feeds a budgie – but at the console, it's a question of style.

Who needs attackers when you have system administrators? Learn why copying your data doesn't mean you've backed it up.

After "Hello World," you really need to look at system calls in more detail. In this second of two articles, we'll look at debugging in the real world.