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An interview with writer Tom Chandler about his desktop Linux setup. Chandler shows how Linux works for users who aren't necessarily sysadmins and talks about his wish for simple version control for writers.
It’s Time for Canonical to Stop Protecting Unity
Canonical privileges Unity at the expense of other desktop environments. All this does is reduce choice for users and inhibit the growth of Unity. It's time for Ubuntu to embrace other environments at the corporate level — not just at the community one.
The Linux Setup - Lee Hachadoorian, Geographer
An academic shares his GIS-heavy Linux setup and recommends a lot of great software, including Freeplane as a composition tool.
The Linux Setup - Scott Merrill, Systems Engineer/Tech Writer
An interview with Tech Crunch contributor/systems engineer Scott Merrill, where he talks about everything from IRC clients to the perils of personalizing desktops.
A Review of Aura for Chrome OS
A review of Aura, the new desktop concept for Chrome OS. Chrome is an intriguing but very limited OS that needs to figure out who its audience is — especially given the price of Chromebooks.
The Linux Setup - Philip Newborough, CrunchBang Linux
Philip Newborough of CrunchBang Linux talks about his desktop setup and why he's grateful for Debian.
The Linux Setup - Jon “maddog” Hall, Linux International
A great interview with Linux legend Jon "maddog" Hall, where he talks about why easy software doesn't mean better software and where he shares some advice on how to pick a distribution.
The Linux Setup, Noah Lorang, 37signals
An interview with Noah Lorang of 37signals, where he discusses the Linux tools he uses for data analysis and other day-to-day work.
The Linux Setup - Terrence O’Brien, Engadget
Interview with Terrence O'Brien of Engadget, where he talks about his Ubuntu setup and his dreams for Ubuntu for Android.
The Linux Setup - Amelia Andersdotter, EU Parliament
A brief interview with Amelia Andersdotter, the youngest member of EU Parliament, about her Linux desktop setup.
The Kindle Fire After Two Months
This is a review of the Kindle Fire, based upon using it extensively for two months. It's not a perfect device, but it's fantastic for its price. Plus, it's a way for Linux users to stream Netflix.
Making Music on Linux; It’s A Thing
Who says Linux doesn't do audio production well? This article outlines how I used Linux to create a quick and (relatively) easy-to-implement digital studio. Home recording enthusiasts now have another great production option in Linux.
The Linux Setup - Brett Legree, Nuclear Engineer
Nuclear engineer Brett Legree discusses his desktop Linux setup and his love of the Linux philosophy.
The Linux Setup - Jonathan Roberts, TuxRadar Podcast
An interview with Jonathan Roberts of Linux Format magazine and the TuxRadar Podcast about his Arch Linux setup.
GNOME 3.2: Who Invited Nautilus to this Environment?
GNOME 3.2 is definitely controversial. While not everyone loves it, this article comes from a GNOME 3.2 fan perspective. The real issue? Why is Nautilus so bad?
The Linux Setup - Alan Orth, Systems Administrator
An interview with Alan Orth, a systems administrator for the International Livestock Research Institute in Nairobi, Kenya.
A Review of GNOME 3 and OpenSUSE 12.1
A review of GNOME 3.2 running on the new OpenSUSE 12.1. GNOME 3.2 is a surprisingly pleasant desktop experience that is well-worth exploring. And OpenSUSE 12.1 seems to be a strong release and a nice GNOME implementation.
Interview with Fabio Erculiani, founder of Sabayon Linux
Fabio Erculiani, founder of Sabayon Linux, discusses his desktop Linux setup and the many ways he uses Sabayon.
Ubuntu 11.10: Looks Kind of Cool But Who Is It For?
Unity looks nice, but who is its audience? It's not great for older hardware. It's too different for enterprise. And experienced Linux users seem turned off by it. What good is an innovative interface if there's no one who wants to use it?
The Linux Setup - Chris Forster, Academic
The desktop Linux setup of Chris Forster, an academic from the humanities. Forster shows how scholarly research and Linux aren't mutually exclusive.
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