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TUX Magazine - Issue 4 - July 2005

Posted by JLP on July 1st, 2005

TUX - Issue 4 - July 2005Issue 4 (July 2005) of TUX Magazine is out. If you are new to Linux or are still considering switching to it, this is the perfect free magazine to read. Topics in this issue are:

  • P2P
  • Easy Does It
  • How to Make Linux Perfect for the Desktop
  • Letters
  • Q&A with Mango Parfait
  • Home Plate
    • Let a Tomboy Manage Your Notes
  • Suited Up
    • Getting Started with OpenOffice.org Calc
  • TUX Explains
    • Introduction to Linux Security, Part I
    • Scrapbooks and Albums
    • Windows-to-Linux Migration with Qt
  • Reviews
    • Libranet 3.0
    • Gadget Guy: Products with Drive
    • Guarddog
    • Liferea
    • tsclient
    • streamtuner
  • The Last Word
    • Why Piracy Hurts Open Source

    Free download is available from official page, using ED2K links or BitTorrent.

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