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Full Circle Magazine’s 5th issue for Ubuntu newbies

Date: September 28, 2007. Categories: linux and ubuntu. 0 Comments

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The FREE Independent Magazine for the Ubuntu Linux Community fullcirclemagazine.org just released it’s 5th issue containing articles useful for Ubuntu newbies:

  • Fluxbuntu – Step-by-step Install
  • How-To : Report Bugs with LaunchPad, CoLoCo Edubuntu Presentation, From VMware to VirtualBox and Learning Scribus Pt.5.
  • Review of Bridge Construction Kit.
  • Preview of Gusty Gibbon
  • Letters, Q&A, My Desktop, My PC, Top 5, the new My Opinion column, and more!

Full Circle Magazine’s 5th issue

English version is available in PDF here.

 
 
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