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Digikam How to Touch up Your Photos Inkscape Using the Right Tool for the Job REVIEWED: OpenOffice.org Calc, Three Portable Power Solutions “Tell Us About Diary of a Well- Yourselves” Dressed Penguin digiKam How to touch up your photos Inkscape Using the right tool for the job The First and Only Magazine for the New LINUX User ISSUE 6 • SEPTEMBER 2005 PLUS: LIGHTNING STRIKES WITH THUNDERBIRD READERS’ How to add more power to this wonderful e-mail client CHOICE GOOGLE THIS How to add a Google AWARDS bar to Konqueror YOU PICKED THE BEST OF THE BEST. LIGHTWEIGHT SOME PRODUCTS WON IN THEIR CATEGORY BY A WINDOW MANAGERS LANDSLIDE, OTHERS NEARLY TIED FOR FIRST PLACE. GNOME and KDE too slow FIND OUT WHAT TUX READERS THINK ABOUT for you? Try IceWM DISTROS, BROWSERS AND MORE. TUX HAS AUDACITY You can use it to edit sound files METADOT WEB PAGE EDITOR CASE STUDY THIS MONTH’S MANGO PARFAIT: We never Metadot • Associate files to programs in GNOME and KDE we didn’t like • The easy way to initialize a new Linux install • Get beyond Fedora Core’s limited package selection • GNOME inserts bamboo shoots under your fingernails REVIEWS ISSUE 6 54 OpenOffice.org 2.0 SEPTEMBER 2005 Calc XAVIER SPRIET 58 The Gadget Guy: Power to the People CONTENTS • Electrovaya PowerPad • Socket Mobile Power Pack • Voltaic Backpack P2P TUX EXPLAINS SEAN CARRUTHERS 3 Linux Evolution 37 Having the Audacity 58 24 2005 Readers’ Choice Awards PHIL HUGHES to Manipulate Sound JOSHUA BACKFIELD 5 Diary of a Well-Dressed Penguin 39 Introduction to Inkscape NICHOLAS PETRELEY DMITRY KIRSANOV 8 Letters 43 Extending Thunderbird: the Best of All Worlds 16 Q&A with Mango Parfait RANDALL WOOD MANGO PARFAIT 29 digiKam 37 Audacity 45 Google Suggest Toolbar 24 2005 TUX Readers’ Choice for Konqueror Awards WILLIAM KENDRICK AND JAMES GRAY MELISSA HARDENBROOK 59 49 HOME PLATE The World Beyond KDE and GNOME JOHN KNIGHT 29 Digital Exhibitionism, Part I JESSICA HALL SUITED UP NEXT MONTH 39 Inkscape • More on how to use Inkscape 59 33 Open-Source Metadot • Connecting iRiver to Linux Makes the Grade for • Use gThumb for your photos Schools • KDE PIM-PI for PDAs DANIEL GUERMEUR www.tuxmagazine.com 1 roboticstrends Founding Sponsor The Largest Robotics Event in the Premier Sponsor Premier Western Hemisphere Media Sponsor October 6-9, 2005 Gold Sponsors San Jose Convention Center, San Jose, CA Corporate Sponsors The International Business Development, Educational and Consumer Event for Personal, Service and Mobile Robotics I 50 Robotics Visionaries and Thought Leaders I 50,000 Square Foot Exposition I 5 Comprehensive Professional Development Conferences: Media Sponsors — Business Development and Opportunities Conference — Emerging Robotics Technologies and Applications Conference — Robotics Design, Development and Standards Conference — Robotics Education and Instruction Conference — Consumer Robotics and Entertainment Event New for RoboNexus 2005! 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