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Creating geographical charts with EuroOffice Map Chart

http://www.linux.com

Suppose you need to chart some demographical or geographical data. Using OpenOffice.org's chart module you can present the data as a bar, pie, or even exploded donut chart. What you can't do, though, is to create a map chart that shows data distribution by continent, country, or region. To do this, you need the EuroOffice Map Chart Professional (EOMCP) extension.

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Created by gagan 17 years 5 weeks ago
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Moodle Makeover

http://www.packtpub.com

In this article by Ian Wild, we will change the look of our Moodle website. Specifically, we will use our resources within Moodle to make our topics more visually appealing. We would include an animated character. We will take a good look at different tips and tricks to make our courses more interesting for students.

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Created by docsmartz 17 years 4 weeks ago
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Ubuntu LiveUSB recovery using chroot

http://buranen.info

When you’re playing with alpha versions of Ubuntu and you accidentally delete your kernel, don’t fret and think to yourself about backing up your data and reinstalling. Get in there and fix it with a chroot command.

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Created by giantrobot 17 years 4 weeks ago
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Novell Expands Margins with Linux

http://www.internetnews.com

How confident is Novell's CEO Ron Hovsepian about the appeal of Linux? He is calling the open source operating system a key driver helping to push the company through the current global economic slowdown.

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Created by greengrass 17 years 4 weeks ago
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Illumina LCD TV Runs Ubuntu

http://technology.inquirer.net

The Ilumina's basic component is its 32-inch LCD TV panel. Inside it are computer parts that run a scaled-down version of Ubuntu Linux operating system.

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Created by GadgetGeek 17 years 4 weeks ago
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Reasons to Switch from OS X or Windows to Ubuntu

http://chris.pirillo.com

All too often, popular tech-blogs engage in the old and tired debate about why you should switch to OS X or stay with Windows

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Created by switchpin 17 years 4 weeks ago
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Microsoft ‘Advocates’ Free Software by Suing the World

http://boycottnovell.com

Microsoft has financial problems, gets tougher and may drive away customers in the process

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Created by komrad 17 years 4 weeks ago
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The “Roboat”: Solar and Linux-Powered Sailboat

http://cleantechnica.com

Becoming an accomplished sailor isn’t easy, but a group of European sailing enthusiasts have just made the sport a little more accessible for beginners. The ASV Roboat is a solar-powered, Linux-brained sailboat that can sail anywhere and navigate pre-set race courses with no human intervention.

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Created by GadgetGeek 17 years 4 weeks ago
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Red Hat Chooses Food Bank Over Festivities

http://www.linuxinsider.com

Red Hat may not be spending much when it comes to the company holiday party this year, but it certainly is no Scrooge. Rather than splurge on a swanky party for its employees, the Linux distributor will give money and food to charity.

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Created by Jimbob 17 years 4 weeks ago
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The Macbook Experiment: Fedora 10 for Two Days

http://tuxgeek.me

After trying Ubuntu 8.10 for two days on my Macbook, which proved to be a success, I now take Fedora 10 for a spin. Read on to see how my two days experience was with this Linux distro.

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Created by MBP2000 17 years 4 weeks ago
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Install and Manage the CUPS Server with New Book from Packt

http://www.packtpub.com

Packt is pleased to announce a new book on the Commmon Unix Printing System (CUPS) that teaches users to monitor and secure its server. Written by Ankur Shah, CUPS Administrative Guide will show users to manage printers through the command line and web interface.

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Created by HarishK 17 years 4 weeks ago
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Linux vs. Binary Blobs, or Ideology vs. Reality by

http://www.workswithu.com

Even Linux distributions that contain only open-source applications, it turns out, often depend on proprietary firmware. Without binary blobs, common hardware like Atheros and Broadcom-based wireless cards, for example, would not work with distributions like Ubuntu. In other words, almost all of us, whether we realize it or not, still depend on proprietary software in one way or another.

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Created by MrSnippity 17 years 4 weeks ago
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The Many Signs That GNU/Linux Grew Significantly in 2007 - Part 1

http://boycottnovell.com

An article that looks at the penetration of GNU/Linux one year ago

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Created by komrad 17 years 4 weeks ago
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Manage your mbox file with Archmbox

http://www.linux.com

Archmbox lets you list, move, and copy messages from one mbox mail file to another, primarily for archiving messages. This tool lets you easily move all messages that are older than a given date into another (possibly compressed) mbox file, and you can also grab or delete messages by matching regular expressions against message headers.

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Created by higrade2 17 years 4 weeks ago
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What’s Been Bugging you in Ubuntu 8.10?

http://tombuntu.com

When it's about time for a new version of Ubuntu to arrive, usually I end up installing a late alpha or beta version before the final release. This wasn't the case with Ubuntu 8.10, so I've had a pretty smooth transition. Recently I did get time to take a stab at working out some of the issues I have been having.

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