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An interview with Sean Cross, who's part of the team working on an ARM laptop that's almost entirely open source.
The Linux Setup - Graham Morrison, Linux Voice
Graham Morrison, editor of Linux Voice, the new Linux magazine, discusses his love of Arch, KDE, and all things MIDI.
Markdown Editor Roundup: gedit vs. UberWriter vs. ReText
A shootout between three Linux Markdown editors: gedit-markdown, UberWriter, and ReText.
The Linux Setup - Allan Day, GNOME Designer
An interview with GNOME designer Allan Day, where he talks about his tools and the GNOME design philosophy.
The Linux Setup - Mike Saunders, Linux Voice
An interview with journalist Mike Saunders, of the recently-funded Linux Voice magazine, about his love of Xfce, Amigas, and SNES simulators.
Kupfer: A Very Nice Application Launcher
A review of and appreciate for Kupfer, a helpful application launcher that can also easily open files from within its interface. If you don't like using a mouse, you'll love Kupfer.
Writing a Book with Linux
I spent last year writing a book using Linux (with a little bit of VirtualBox thrown in for good luck). The process was painless and shows that Linux is a powerful, flexible, convenient tool for knowledge work.
Manjaro Past, Present and Future: A Virtual Roundtable
An interview with members of the Manjaro team about Manjaro Linux, Arch Linux, and the challenges and advantages of a rolling release distribution. The team also discusses the future of Manjaro.
My Return to Xubuntu: A Review
An article about looking for a new distro and deciding to return to Xubuntu 12.04, which looks great and is stable. Xfce remains a desktop environment worth considering.
KeePassX: Treating Your Passwords Like They’re Important
A review of KeePassX, a secure and relatively simple way to manage your passwords. No solution is easy, but this is better than using temp123 for all of your valuable data.
The Future of Fuduntu
An interview with Lee Ward about the future of Fuduntu, which just announced its end-of-life. Ward talks about the decision Fuduntu made to stick with GNOME 2 and discusses possibilities for a new distro, possibly based upon OpenSUSE.
The Linux Setup - Meg Ford, GNOME Developer
Meg Ford, a GNOME developer, discusses the tools she uses for programming.
The Linux Setup - Dan Gillmor, Journalist
An interview with journalist/author Dan Gillmor about his Ubuntu setup.
The Linux Setup - Paul Tagliamonte, Software Engineer/Debian Developer
An interview with Debian Developer Paul Tagliamonte, which includes an interesting discussion of why it's important for software to be free (as in freedom) but also accessible to different technical expertise levels.
The Linux Setup - Jeremy Jongepier, Musician/Admin
An interview with musician and admin Jeremy Jongepier about his setup. Jeremy gives a great overview of current Linux audio software and shows that Linux is a strong and viable music production platform.
The Linux Setup - Brian Proffitt, Writer
An interview with writer Brian Proffitt about his surprisingly stock OpenSUSE setup, which allows him to get a lot of work done without a lot of configuring.
Nick Schermer, Xfce Developer
An interview with Xfce developer Nick Schermer. Schermer discusses his Arch Linux setup and the desktop programs he uses daily.
The Linux Setup - Terry Hancock, Journalist/Producer
Linux Hero Terry Hancock discusses his KDE setup, which allows him to produce a web series. Terry discusses the benefits and challenges of Debian and talks about his love of virtual desktops.
The Linux Setup - Jos Poortvliet, openSUSE
Interview with Jos Poortvliet, openSUSE Community Manager, about his desktop setup. Jos does a lot of great stuff with KDE and makes the case that KDE is worth learning.
The Linux Setup - RedMonk's Stephen O'Grady
An interview with RedMonk's Stephen O'Grady about his Linux setup. He's an Ubuntu user who dreams of a more functional cloud and sees a space for Linux to offer that kind of cloud integration.
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