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Free Software Magazine: "Shall I compare thee to a Knol? Hmm, perhaps not. Wikipedia sounds just right. Memorable and serious but not too serious. Of course Wikipedia is now an established "brand" and it has a big headstart on any competitor."

Full Circle - the independent magazine for the Ubuntu Linux community are proud to announce the release of our seventeenth issue.

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Ohio Linux Fest - October 10th and 11th, 2008: Columbus, Ohio Linux Today Mon, 09/22/2008 - 05:02 Linux Magazine: "This is the sixth edition of this event, held every year in Columbus Ohio. I like OLF, because it is not only a community event, staged and run by volunteers, but it is also a family

Linux Journal [USA]Python 3Guido van Rossum on Python 3The new Python 3000 is bounding beyond Python 2. Python creator Guido van Rossum explains why you've got to try it.A Tale of Two LanguagesNot all programming languages are created for automating spreadsheets and device drivers -- some, like Inform

Stephen Fry Wishes GNU/Linux a Happy 25th Birthday Linux Today Mon, 09/15/2008 - 04:02 Free Software Magazine: "Posted on September 1st, in honor of GNU's 25th anniversary, it turns out to be only the latest in a series of entries on Mr.

Adding a Nifty Conversion Calculator to OpenOffice.org Linux Today Thu, 09/11/2008 - 11:33 Linux Magazine: "A conversion calculator can save you a lot of time and unnecessary mouse clicks when you need to convert values in a document from the imperial to the metric system (or vice versa).

The September 2008 issue of PCLinuxOS Magazine is now out. The magazine is available as both a PDF and in HTML format for lower bandwidth usage. In the ongoing Gnome User Guide series the magazine looks at how to “pimp” your Gnome desktop.

Free Software Magazine: "This article will tell you how to install and use Webmin, a web user interface mainly used for administering servers. If you are not a sysadmin, don’t run away: Webmin can also be used on a single desktop too."

Skegness Grammar School, Using GNU/Linux and Thin-Clients Across... Linux Today Mon, 09/01/2008 - 23:03 Free Software Magazine: "These run as thin-clients using the Linux Terminal Server Project, which uses low power clients with most of the processing being done on fewer, more powerful, servers."