Graham Morrison

Partitioning, cross-platform apps and sharing data explained

Guide Test new releases without harming your existing installation

Have you ever wondered what exactly DCOP is, or where your drivers are hidden?

In Depth We dig into the centre of the Linux kernel to uncover why sound can be so... unsound

In Depth Stop spending a fortune on licences and support and switch your office to free software

In Depth 2010 is shaping up to be a perfect year for the Linux desktop

In Depth Get from the disc drive to the desktop as quickly as possible

What to expect from Moblin, Android, Chrome OS and more

Events that have defined the current Linux experience

In Depth The Linux desktop is at the forefront of visual effect, a cornucopia of eye-candy overflowing on to your desktop

Guide Take control of your online photo collections with your own server

How does Linux stack up against Microsoft's latest champion?

Interview Michael Simms heads both Linux Game Publishing and Tux Games. That means you have him to thank for bringing X3, Cold War and more to your desktop

In Depth Now there's nothing stopping you switching to Linux

The best ways to get more productive on your Linux desktop

You may start out using your ordinary desktop machine for MythTV experimentation, but as soon as you get hooked, you're going to want some custom-built kit to put next to your television set.

Golden rules to regenerate your LUG

The koolest desktop in the world has found its stride. Here are our top tips and insights for getting the most from KDE

How to get your mobile phones and PDAs to work with Linux

25 years on from the birth of GNU, we pick the brains of three Linux luminaries

How to manage your machine's background processes

Thin client computing without the corporate shell

How to fill the remaining cracks in your Linux desktop

Haiku is a free operating system and an alternative to Linux. Graham Morrison of Linux Format magazine takes it for a 30-day spin