Selling icons on the Windows desktop
The software ecosystem has interesting tentacles, says Simon Brew, as he investigates the trend of selling icons onto increasingly bloated Windows computers…...
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Apache OpenOffice: who knows where the time goes?
In March Rob Weir put up a blog entry entitled "Where did the time go? (A look at the Apache OpenOffice timeline)",...
How can the layman get involved with free software?
Contributing to the documentation of a free software project is a good route for those who want to get involved but...
The kernel column with Jon Masters – 2012: the road ahead
Jon Masters shares his thoughts on what 2012 holds for Linux kernel development….
Why open source needs Simon Cowell
With apologies for the sensationalist headline, Simon Brew wonders how to get a realistic debate going in the modern...
The kernel column with Jon Masters – a look back at 2011
This month Jon Masters takes a break from looking at the very latest developments in the Linux kernel community, to...
User interface familiarity breeds contentment
Changes to the behaviour of interfaces don’t always go down well, but are sometimes a good thing, says Richard...
Hanging on by their fingertips – the last bastion of the proprietary-ware industry
Want to watch a Blu-ray on your PC? That’ll be £50 please. Simon, for one, is fed up of this game. Join him as he...
What’s next for MeeGo? “Join openSUSE”, says Jos Poortvliet
openSUSE community manager, Jos Poortvliet, shares his thoughts on the recent creation of Tizen and offers a new home...
The kernel column with Jon Masters #106
As is the case every month, Jon Masters looks at the latest developments in the Linux kernel community, including work...
Linux User & Developer issue 105 is out now!
Find out what’s happening in the latest edition of Linux User & Developer magazine. Buy it in all good newsagents or...
