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This month we pick up where our first issue began--with Fedora Project.
We offer advice on how to get involved in the Fedora community, an
in-depth review of five Fedora books, and a Fedora Extras Focus
highlighting gDeskCal, revelation, and meld.
Also this month, what Sisyphus and security have in common, weigh in on
Linux and the desktop, plus a look back at Red Hat's early days. And
don't miss out on part 2 of integrating applications into the desktop.
Our birthday celebration, however, is tempered with a farewell. This
also marks the last issue for Tammy Fox, Red Hat Magazine's founding
editor. Our thanks and best wishes to Tammy and her family.
And thank you, readers, for a great first year.
Magazine feedback? Questions? Share your thoughts.
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Feature Articles: Fedora
The Fedora Project: By the community, for the community. Want to get
involved? We'll show you how. Want to some help? Read an in-depth review
of five Fedora books or check out the next Focus on Fedora Extras.
* Beyond armchair quarterback: Getting involved in Fedora
by Elliot Lee
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* Focus on Fedora Extras
by Tim Waugh
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* Five Fedora books reviewed and rated
by Paul W. Frields
http://info.redhat.com/a/tBDi4TuAUfRoFAas4NYAVHSdmk0/rmag13
The Sisyphus security dilemma
by Josh Bressers
It's said that for every 100 lines of source code written, a bug is
introduced. Is this an endless curse for developers? Like you've been
condemned to roll a rock up a hill for all eternity? Well gods be
damned--here's how to improve the odds.
http://info.redhat.com/a/tBDi4TuAUfRoFAas4NYAVHSdmk0/rmag20
Integrating applications into the desktop, part 2
by Rosanna Yuen
The second part of our in-depth look at how to get your application
fully integrated into the desktop. Here we find some of the standards to
follow and a tool that can help you get the job done.
http://info.redhat.com/a/tBDi4TuAUfRoFAas4NYAVHSdmk0/rmag17
Linux and the desktop? Take the survey
Want to see more Linux on the desktop? More development? More
applications? Just plain more? Then speak up. Red Hat and Adobe have
teamed up to create this survey so you can tell us.
http://info.redhat.com/a/tBDi4TuAUfRoFAas4NYAVHSdmk0/rmag22
Video: Banche Popolari Unite
CIO and IT Director Gianfranco Lorusso discusses why BPU—Italy's
7th-largest banking group—chooses Red Hat Enterprise Linux to support
their critical financial systems.
http://info.redhat.com/a/tBDi4TuAUfRoFAas4NYAVHSdmk0/rmag14
Tuning Oracle Database 10g for ext3 file systems
by Joseph Salisbury and D. John Shakshober
Tune for top performance. Learn more about performance tuning features
for Oracle(r) database 10g file system applications and Red Hat(r)
Enterprise Linux(r).
http://info.redhat.com/a/tBDi4TuAUfRoFAas4NYAVHSdmk0/rmag18
Securing your system with Snort
by Matt Frye
Wondering if someone has broken into your network? Want to help prevent
it from happening in the first place? Get Snort—the de facto open
source standard for intrusion prevention and detection.
http://info.redhat.com/a/tBDi4TuAUfRoFAas4NYAVHSdmk0/rmag21
In Every Issue
Editor's blog
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Red Hat speaks: Looking back
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Global events
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Ask Shadowman: Shadowman 1995
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Tips & tricks: Command line math and choice tips
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Fedora status report
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Contest: Ad lib mad lib
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