“What’s in the show
- News: Novell’s online distro builder, SUSE Studio, is released.
Alan Cox quits as TTY maintainer after criticism from Linus
Torvalds. Debian adopts time-based release freezes and KDE 4.3 is
finally here.- Hot Topic: Should we be giving coverage to manufacturers who
don’t support Linux?- Discovery of the week:
- Paul: Finding Pink Ponies in the Open Font Library
- Graham: Creating text adventures with Gnome Inform 7
- Mike: Playing with Pink Ponies
- Andrew: Converting a library of Ogg Vorbis files with
PACPL- Open Ballot: Should geeks prefer Free internet services over
free internet services?- Special offer: subscribe to Linux Format magazine and save up
to to 55% – that’s just $7.62 an issue!- Presenters: Andrew Gregory, Paul Hudson, Graham Morrison and
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