Linux Magazine - Back Issue #146

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Quick Overview

Living with Windows 8

Getting Linux and Windows 8 to work together requires just a little know-how. We help you get started.

Cover Stories:

Virtualizing Windows 8: Windows 8 in VMware Workstation 9 and VirtualBox.
Linux Filesystems on Windows 8: Three ways to make Windows see your Linux partitions.
Windows 8 and Samba: Configuring Linux for file and print sharing.
Win8/Linux Dual-Boot: Set up Windows 8 to dual-boot with Linux.

On the DVD: Ubuntu 12.10 Gnome Remix & Linux Mint 13 "Maya" KDE Edition

Linux Magazine - Back Issue #146

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Also in this issue:

Table of Contents
Comment: Writing for the New Web
On the DVD: Ubuntu 12.10 Gnome Remix & Linux Mint 13 KDE
DVD Inlay
News
Tech Tools: Community Edition of ownCloud Released; Phusion Releases Passenger Enterprise 4; VMware Announces Micro Cloud Foundry Changes
Listaller: This project attempts to bring package management under the scope of a single installer
Git 101: Practical Git for versioning.
Raspberry Pi: Fun with RasPi: three projects that let you play with a computer and a soldering iron again.
WebIssues Tool: Managing projects and tracking bugs.
Sudo and PolicyKit: Granular control of user permissions.
Ask Klaus! Migrating Windows to Linux, VirtualBox Guest Additions, and open source ethics.
Security Lessons – auditd: System logging for the truly paranoid.
Perl – Google Drive: Convert your library to e-books with the help of Google Drive.
Script Dialogs: Creating interactive dialogs for desktop users.
Charly – Animated GIFs: Visualizing information on a timeline.
Unknown Horizons: Build empires in this Anno-like open source game.
Command Line – File Management: Manage files with advanced commands.
Workspace – Raspberry Pi Server Lightweight apps for a Raspberry Pi server.
Doghouse – Flourish with FOSS: How Free and Open Source Software can help businesses.
Kernel News: A simple flash filesystem; UEFI support in the kernel; Linus sounds off on ABI changes.
Software-Defined Networks: Virtual networks overcome the limitations of physical networks.