Issue #198 / May 2017

Sir Tim Berners-Lee has something to say about the state of the World Wide Web. What does he know about the Web? Lots, because he invented it.

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Chronicler Zack Brown reports on the latest news, views, dilemmas, and developments within the Linux kernel community.

Organize your ideas, notes, and shopping lists with Zim, a handy tool that enshrines the principle of the wiki on your Linux, Mac OS, or Windows desktop.

The OnlyOffice Desktop Editor is a free office suite built for collaboration.

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SeaMonkey is a lean and time-tested alternative for web, mail, IM, and address management that supports Firefox plugins.

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