PCLinuxOS Magazine, December 2007 (Issue 16) is available to download.
Some highlights include:
Multibooting using 2 harddrives
Camera Review
ndiswrapper howto
How to open .docx files
Syncing The Repos
And more...
PCLinuxOS Magazine December 2007 Released
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In-depth review of Mandriva Linux 2008
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The community site Mandriva Linux tips for free has posted a very in-depth and detailed review of Mandriva Linux 2008 that looks at all the important areas of setup, configuration, compatibility and software choice on a variety of hardware.
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Hotwire blends the command line with the GUI
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Try to describe Hotwire, and you'll eventually wind up saying something that sounds like an oxymoron, like "command-line GUI," "graphical shell" or "GUI xterm." Well, that's pretty much what Hotwire is: something halfway between a text-based shell and a modern graphical user interface.
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Kubuntu/Ubuntu 7.10 vs PCLinuxOS 2007 showdown
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This article looks at the two popular one-CD Linux distribution and comes up with the conclusion that PCLinuxOS is better.
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Toying With gNewSense-KDE
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I gave gNewSense a spin this weekend. It's mostly a good experience, but I am sticking with Debian for now. Here's why.
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Price up, specs down for low-cost Linux notebook?
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As its ship date nears, the price is rising and the specs dropping on Asus's ultra-low-cost, flash-based Linux notebook, according to reports.
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Dell Dimension E520 With Ubuntu Linux Review
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Although I’ve read a couple of reviews of the XPS system here and there, I thought I’d go ahead and post my experiences with the least expensive Dell Ubuntu workstation, the Dell Dimension E520.
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From Open Source to long-term sustainability: Review of Business Models and Case studies
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"This paper presents several case studies to demonstrate how open source software can achieve long-term sustainability by adopting the relevant business models."
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Pick your own OOo, there must be one for you!
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OpenOffice.org is probably the biggest free software project in existence today. It certainly is the biggest single piece of software one can download and compile in one go, with the core package hitting over the 100MB mark (while bzip’d) and the total sources going over 200MB.
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Amarok - A Review
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I had always thought iTunes was as good as it could get as far as playing and managing MP3 files, especially when I after testing Linux software such as Banshee and Rythmbox. When I began to use Amarok (1.4.5) I immediately noticed a sense of polish and completion.
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PCLinuxOS 2007 installation review and first impressions
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Never have I had such an incident free installation procedure before. Really! I’m not joking. There’s literally nothing much (in terms of problems) to report. My installation of PCLinuxOS 2007 was simple and error free.
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