Linux Magazine - Back Issue #141

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Living with Windows

Interacting with the Windows world has never been easier. This month we look at Windows apps in Linux and Linux partitions in Windows.

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Practical Wine: Use this classic Linux tool to run your Windows applications in a custom execution environment.
22Ext2Fsd: Connect to Linux partitions from Windows.
CrossOver: If the taste of Wine is a little too esoteric, try running your Windows apps in CrossOver.

On the DVD: Fedora 17

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Table of Contents
Comment: Net-Free Net
On the DVD: Fedora 17
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News
Tech Tools: Linux Mint mintBox, ownCloud Version 4, Mozilla Thunderbird, Obnam 1.0
Password Reset with SystemRescueCd: Get back into your locked system.
Nao Humanoid Robot: Programming the pint-sized robot for human interaction.
Fabric Python Library: Repeatable scripts over SSH.
Uranos: Central administration of a mixed pool of computers.
Charly – QPS: A graphical process monitor.
Ask Klaus! Klaus helps you work around a DVD defect and talks about zRAM.
Security Lessons – Capabilities: Avoiding root access.
In-Memory DBMS: Main memory database systems provide lightening-fast evaluations and transactions.
Nested Virtualization: By nesting hypervisors, you can set up a complete virtualization scenario on a single laptop.
Perl – Clonezilla Backups: Burning a custom Perl script to a CD automates Clonezilla backups.
Command Line – Wodim: Wodim, the tool behind graphical burning software, is more powerful from the CLI.
Byobu: Extend the shell with Byobu session manager.
Workspace – AjaXplorer: Managing files on an Apache web server.
Tintii Colorizing: Playing with color and B&W.
Doghouse – Open Education: maddog looks at the advantages of using open source tools in education and research at universities.
Kernel News: Zack looks at the process of stable kernel development when a serious bug is discovered.
Bufferbloat: Controlled delay management will help deflate bufferbloat.