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As usual, this issue of Linux Identity comes with 2 DVDs for you to enjoy. The first one contains both 32 and 64-bit Live DVDs of Ubuntu Oneiric Ocelot and another multi-bootable DVD which has Ubuntu (with GNOME), Kubuntu (with KDE), Lubuntu (with LXDE), Xubuntu (with Xfce) and Mythbuntu (Media Center) 32-bit.

In this issue we'll have an article on how to set up a redundant storage cluster with Gluster and Ubuntu server. On the desktop front, we'll be taking a good look at the newly released 11.10 which brings in the transition to GNOME 3 as well as a (r)evolution of Ubuntu's own Unity interface. We also reviewed the Sylpheed email client, that provides a good alternative for Evolution or Thunderbird.

Thank you for your interest in Ubuntu 11.10.

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The magazine The Best of Linux aims to bring you the latest versions of the best Linux distributions at the moment. The Open Source world is an environment that is changing so quickly that we sometimes struggle to follow the latest developments. This edition will not only enable us to update users, but also to choose which distribution is made for you.

The mutli-bootable DVD included in the magazine is a snapshot of our innovations :

• Debian 6.0.1 Squeeze
• Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal
• Linux Mint 11 Katya
• Fedora 15 Lovelock
• openSUSE 11.4 Celadon

Some distributions promote information, while others prefer quality. It's up to you to test them, and make your choice!

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The Linux Identity beginners edition is ready! It comes with the newest version of Ubuntu, the best distribution for Linux newbies, as its aim is to provide an easy to use and stable Linux desktop. The usuability, speed and stability are there, all it needs is you to try it out!

This issue is supplied with a bootable DVD containing a full version of Ubuntu 11.04 Natty Narwhal, in 32-bit version that can be also run on 64-bit machines. In the magazine we tackle how to prepare to install it on the hard drive and what to do next. We wish you happy reading and happy adventure with Linux!

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Linux Mint 11, codenamed “Katya” is just available in the new edition of Linux Identity! This new release comes with updated software and brings refinements and new features to make your desktop even more comfortable to use. Many improvements were made to the graphical interface of the Software Manager, the Update Manager is faster that before, the Desktop Settings tool is now “desktop-agnostic”. Then, Linux Mint brings further Artwork and System improvements.

The magazine comes with 2 Live CDs containing the installers of Linux Mint 11 for both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures. The 32-bit CD will work on any PC. But if you've got a modern computer with more than 4GB of RAM and a 64-bit processor, the 64-bit CD might give you better performance.

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The new Linux Identity Set is devoted to Linux distribution Fedora 15 “Lovelock”. Fedora stands out from the pack due to its polished interface, excellent community support, cutting-edge software and constant updates. It continues the tradition of combining a new technology with stability and reliability of the products, developed by Red Hat.

The DVD coming with this issue features Fedora 15 for both 32-bit and 64-bit architectures. It is generally recommended to use the 64-bit version if your system can handle it, and most machines manufactured in the past several years are 64-bit. However, if this won’t work on your system, the 32-bit version is also included.

This release includes so many features to try, that eventually could become your favorite distribution. Hope, you will enjoy it.

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We are presenting the Linux Identity edition that brings the new Ubuntu 11.04 codenamed Natty Narwhal, providing an in-deph review of the new features of this release.This is a milestone release in Ubuntu's history; the most important change is switching from GNOME to Unity for desktop management. Unity, a shell for GNOME, is aimed at improving the user experience within Ubuntu by making it easy to use.

Ubuntu has also introduced several changes in the default software: OpenOffice.org is replaced by LibreOffice, while Rhythmbox is moving to Banshee.

This issue includes 2 DVDs, one containing both 32 and 64-bit Live DVDs of Ubuntu 11.04 and another multi-bootable DVD which has Ubuntu, Kubuntu, Xubuntu and Mythbuntu 32-bit. Enjoy using Ubuntu or its derivative and reading this great edition!

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Welcome to the Linux Identity magazine where we bring the world's most popular open source productivity suite: OpenOffice.org. This edition is dedicated to latest version OpenOffice.org 3.3 that was recently released. A special consideration is given for new users and those migrating from Microsoft Office because of the numerous advantages like stability and low costs.

Today OpenOffice.org is the best productivity suite available on Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris and Windows systems. As you continue to use this free and open source solution, you'll observe the various benefits.

This issue covers all aspects of OpenOffice.org 3.3 and we believe that it will prove a trusted guide for beginners as well as regular users. It comes with a DVD containing the installers for all platforms.

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This month, Linux Identity offers the discovery of not one but five distros!

The aim of this issue is to give you basic information about these popular distributions. You will find more information regarding the installation and working of these Linux distributions. They will help you further in choosing the appropriate one.

The multi-bootable DVD attached to this edition contains all 5 distributions in their Live, 32-bit version. Treat yourself to a distro that tempts you...

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We are pleased to announce that the next issue of Linux Starter Kit (with DVD accompanying containing Ubuntu 10.10 Maverick Meerkat) will be available shortly.

Ubuntu Maverick Meerkat is a rich operating system and to help you get the most of it, we are glad to present you a fine selection of articles to help you get where you want to go in your Linux experience. Be it in the office, in the server room, at home, looking for entertainment or just surfing the web.

The DVD that came with this issue represents the Live DVD of Ubuntu 10.10 Linux distribution. It offers you the opportunity to test Ubuntu just by booting it, without the need of modifying your hard disk contents. To just try Ubuntu – using the Live DVD session – after you are asked to choose the language for the following screens from the menu that appears as soon as your computer loads the disc's menu, choose the first option: Try Ubuntu without any change to your computer. The good news is that after you have enjoyed testing Ubuntu using the Live DVD or the stick you have prepared, you can install Ubuntu free of charge on how many computers you want, make how many copies of it you want, redistribute it and even share it with your friends. E n j o y !

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In this issue we try our best to present the latest version of Fedora Linux, codenamed Laughlin. Fedora 14 comes in many flavors and spins to suit your needs be it education, security, creativity, engineering, office applications, or even games. As you read through the articles in the magazine, you will be confronted with many reasons as to why you should choose Fedora.

There are 2 double sided DVDs attached with this issue. They include about 15 GB of contents, namely:

• DVD 1: full 32-bit and 64-bit Fedora 14,
• DVD 2: Fedora 14 multi-live spins for Gnome, KDE, Xfce, LXDE, Security and Design and Games spin with over 100 games.

Fedora can be run on almost all popular platforms and architectures, it is one of the most secure operating systems in the world, you can tweak it to suit your needs, make it very fast and productive, so don't be too long, try out Fedora and enjoy it!