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Wikiotics

How Wikiotics aims to make it easier to learn a new language

By Linux Format published

Interview We caught up with the Wikiotics team to find out what they're building and why they're doing it.

Michael Meeks: Libre Office is taking off like a rocket

Libre Office is taking off 'like a rocket'

By Linux Format published

Interview Michael Meeks is a long-time OpenOffice, now Libre Office, contributor. We caught up with him to talk change in the Linux world

Brian Fitzpatrick interview

Google: why it's important you can get hold of your data

By Linux Format published

Interview Having kickstarted the Data Liberation Front movement inside Google, and as an advisor on open source matters. We caught up with him at OSCON in Portland, Oregon.

Interview Arthur Richards

'The ultimate mission is free knowledge'

By Linux Format published

Interview The Wikipedia software engineer discusses money, banner campaigns and his passion for promoting free knowledge.

Ubuntu vs. Fedora

Ubuntu vs Fedora: which is best?

By Linux Format published

In Depth How the next generation of desktop Linux distros compare

Linux penguin

Linux Format magazine on TechRadar

By Linux Format published

TechRadar's Linux coverage is underpinned by the authority of Linux Format magazine

Ross Anderson

Security and your mother's Linux box

By Linux Format published

Interview with security expert Ross Anderson

How to: install Linux on your PSP

By Linux Format published

It'll bust the warranty but us hardcore hackers are unphased by that.. right?

How to: install Linux on your Nintendo DS

By Linux Format published

It's easier than you think to stick Linux in your pocket. Here's why:

How to: install Linux on your Xbox

By Linux Format published

Revitalise an unuused Xbox and make it productive again. Here's how:

PlayStation 3 - now with Linux

How to: install Linux on your PlayStation 3

By Linux Format published

According to a famous Latin proverb, "He who is everywhere is nowhere." In computing, that's not exactly true.

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