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YOUR the by ISOFREE Ofrosa the DVD Linuxdvd From KDE 4ON reimagined YOURwww.linuxformat.com/downloads*Get the byFREE ISO Rosa of the DVD DVDLinux from 3 top Raspberry Pi add-ons + Hotpicks, code and more! #1 for Free Software BUILD YOUR OWN DISTRO Create the perfect operating system for you and show Mint,Fedora and Ubuntu how it should be done 8 pages of programming excellence Concepts Compress images p84 OpenEuphoria Code happy p86 HTML 5 Scrolling effects p90 Firefox vs Chrome Also inside… The browser wars blitz through IS YOUR the Linux Maginot line p20 FREE DVD Ubuntu for phones MISSING? Why you will want one – as soon Speak to your as they’re in the shops p50 newsagent A cyborg speaks now! OS/4 OpenLinux Relive the glory days of the Amiga, When I use it on aeroplanes then relax with Steam games p18 people go ‘What is that? That looks so cool!’ Collection managers Karen Sandler on showing off with Gnome 3 p42 Keep tabs on your hoard of shiny things p26 Cloud computing Package management Web applications Amazon cloud stuff FPM Juju Charms Harness the power of Forget RPMs and Deb – Enable mere mortals someone else’s servers this is the one to rule them all to install your web apps TuxRadar.com Welcome #1 for Free Software What we do We support the open source community by providing a resource of information, and a forum for debate. We help all readers get more from Linux with our tutorials section – we’ve something for everyone! We license all the source code we print in our tutorials section under the GNU GPLv3. We give you the most accurate, unbiased and up-to-date information on all things Linux. Who we are In this issue, Ben looks at some great add-ons for the Raspberry Pi. So we asked our contributors, what Raspberry Pi add-ons would they like to see? 22 years of brilliance It’s been 22 years since Linus Torvalds made his now famous announcement proclaiming the availability of Linux. Linus recently mentioned this on his Google+ account, so he must still think this was a significant moment. But this is also the month when Steve Ballmer announced his Chris Thornett Andrew Gregory Efrain Hernandez- departure from Microsoft. Its easy. Id like a A waterproof laser Mendoza The public image of Ballmer and Torvalds couldn’t be further device that found attachment for my My add-on would removed, and neither could the ‘products’ these two leaders incorrect and sharks. I’d then open a worm hole inappropriate use an SSH tunnel to a beach bar in manage. We used to liken this difference to the battle between apostrophes. to fire them from Acapulco. 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