Issue #106 / Sep 2009

An increasing number of Linux desktop users also run a Mac, and although the Mac has a lot of great programs, Linux has a lot of apps you can't get natively for the Mac.

eBox bundles intelligent and useful services needed to set up a small- to medium-sized network: DHCP, DNS, and web servers.

The RandR X server extension gives users more intuitive control over video projectors and multi-head installations.

Immenstadt, Germany, was the site of the 10th anniversary LUG Camp for the founding Linux User Groups from Germany's Allgäu and Augsburg.

A slow death for the default configuration.

FreeSWITCH is a powerful and versatile telephony platform that can scale from a softphone to a PBX and even to a carrier-class softswitch.

GitHub makes it easier for programmers to contribute to open source projects by simplifying and accelerating communications between project maintainers and people willing to contribute.

Recent versions of the GNU compiler include new features from the next C++ standard.