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StarFighter " Linux Magazine

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By Bruce Byfield
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Star Labs' New Linux Laptop © Lead Image © bowie15, 123RF.com Author(s): Built for security and efficiency, this recent Linux laptop has a few teething problems. Unless hardware specifications fascinate you, the release of a new laptop is usually routine. You can expect a recent generation processor, a .5-4.0TB SSD drive, and 32-96GB of RAM, all encased in a thin case made of a sturdy plastic or ceramic/aluminum hybrid.
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Splitsville " Linux Magazine

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By Bruce Byfield
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KMail, KDE's default email browser, features a comprehensive set of graphical features, including filter creation, spam detection, archiving, and encryption, as well as extensive customization. All of these features make KMail an attractive choice, except for one thing: its default use of the KWallet password manager. The intrusive KWallet constantly pops up for seemingly every action, resulting in many users wanting to disable it.
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An Interview with Jean Hollis Weber

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By Bruce Byfield
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In many ways, ODFAuthors [1] is an exception among free software projects. Its purpose is not to produce code but documentation – chiefly user guides – for office programs that use the OpenDocument Format (ODF), such as LibreOffice and Apache OpenOffice. Moreover, instead of using version control, contributors mainly operate by the old-fashioned means of exchanging drafts.
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