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Fedora is a innovative and fast moving distribution. Not only does it have new releases every six months, it also gets a large number of updates. Unlike some other distributions which limit themselves to only providing security and major bug fixes, Fedora tends to stay close to upstream releases and provides many new enhancements via updates regularly.

Fedora (Leonidas) 11 is a significant milestone from the Fedora Project with a feature list that dwarfs the previous releases.

This magazine includes two DVD versions of Fedora 11 Leonidas: 32-bit and 64-bit. 32-bit, or x86 as labeled on official version, is recommended for 32-bit AMD, Intel Pentium family, Intel Core Duo and some VIA chipsets. 32-bit can also be used on 64-bit computers. 64-bit version is recommended for 64-bit AMD, Intel (EM64T including Pentium M, Core 2 Duo, and Xeon) and can be only installed on 64-bit computer.

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Welcome to another edition of Linux Identity. This time, we explore Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Jackalope and its family, the latest release of the world's most popular Linux distributions. We are pleased to offer 2 multiboot DVDs with both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of:

• Ubuntu 9.04 – the main distribution that includes the GNOME desktop software,
• Kubuntu 9.04 – contains KDE desktop and its related software,
• Xubuntu 9.04 – uses a modified XFCE desktop and its collection of applications,
• and Mythbuntu 9.04 – focused on media center.

The Ubuntu developers and community have given the Linux world pleasant surprises with the advances that are made in each successive release. This new release gives really great new features, such as: speed improvements, new icons, themes, backgrounds and others to make your Linux experience better. Users will notice that Ubuntu 9.04 is sporting a new look and feel.

We invite you to test and enjoy the newest Ubuntu that gives you an enhanced desktop, 18 months of upgrades and the power and freedom of using Open Source software.

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The multiboot DVD attached to this edition contains the 4 distributions, namely:

• Fedora, • Mandriva, • openSUSE, • Ubuntu.

You will find in this magazine an introduction to each of this major actors in order to evaluate their strengths and weaknesses. Keep in mind that your needs may and probably will evolve (testing a distribution within a couple of hours is different than using it for years). Most of what you will learn in one distribution will be usable in another one (GNOME tools, KDE tools, shells commands are distribution-agnostic).

Each distribution tries to provide the best experience “out-of-the-box”, so we offer you the possibility to test the Live edition in order to verify if your specific hardware setup is correctly handled. Using this Live mode allows to check thoroughly the distribution's fitness to your needs without altering the disk partitioning. If you appreciate what you have seen, you just need to click on the Install icon on the desktop to have the distribution on your hard drive.

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There are many reasons to want to run Linux. It's fast, secure and works on a wide range of computers, even if they've been around for a few years. And with LiveCD you can have a pretty good idea of how well it will work on your computer without actually installing.

Ubuntu Linux is one of the easier GNU/Linux distributions to install. You just need seven steps to have running your Linux operating system on your computer.

Thanks to Linux Identity magazine you will discover Linux world. We have decided to insert the Ubuntu distribution on the CD as it is considered as the system best adapted for beginners. Inside, you will find lots of articles that will show you how to run LiveCD and begin the Linux experience, install Ubuntu on your hard disk with or without Windows and help you to do the first steps under Linux.

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Linux Identity magazine feels proud to bring you openSUSE 11.1. It provides you a complete DVD version (for 32 and 64-bit architectures). The magazine will take you through an installation process and how to keep your machine up to date with some of the best tools that openSUSE community offers.

openSUSE 11.1 offers cutting edge synchronization support for Apple iPod and Google's Android G1 Phones. 11.1 also has out-of-the-box support for video conferencing. This is the first release to be entirely built using the openSUSE build service.

openSUSE 11.1 also brings in a lot of innovative and new applications. This is the first community distro release to hold Nomad – the remote desktop access tool. With Nomad you should be able to access remote machines without having to lose the beautiful windowing special effects introduced to us via Compiz fusion.

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We are pleased to announce and invite you to attend the publication of Linux Identity Pack devoted to the latest version (10) of Fedora Linux.

The latest incarnation of Fedora 10 coincides with a raft of changes including a new NetworkManager which includes support for connection sharing, improved printer handling, improved virtualization capabilities, Sectool (an auditing and security testing framework), as well as an updated RPM system.

This magazine comes with two Fedora 10 install DVDs; one disk contains the 32-bit distribution, and the other contains the 64-bit distribution. The 64-bit version can only be installed on a 64-bit computer. The 32-bit version, however, can be installed on either.

Attention! There is a special price for Fedora 10 magazine in our online shop! Check it now!

We are happy to inform you that we have just started a Linux Identity on-line shop where you can order our magazines directly.

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This is an exciting release for the Ubuntu community. The previous release, 8.04, was a Long Term Support, or LTS release. In 8.04, the focus was on stability, to make sure the release could be supported actively for the longer, three year cycle. In the new 8.10 release, included with this magazine, stability is still important, but the focus is on adding interesting and valuable new features, pushing the envelope of expectations for the Linux desktop. Here are some highlights:

• just-released 2.24 edition of the GNOME desktop environment,
• File Roller, the GNOME default archive manager,
• X.Org 7.4, the newest edition of X.Org,
• Linux kernel 2.6.27,
• some long-expected and exciting features have been added to Network Manager 0.7.

There are two DVDs attached to this magazine. They each include the same basic contents, with one big difference. One DVD is for 32-bit installations, the other is for 64-bit installations.

Each DVD includes four versions of Ubuntu: Ubuntu Desktop, Kubuntu Desktop, Xubuntu Desktop and Mythbuntu Desktop. These ship as different distributions, but they each share a common base that has been configured for specific uses and preferences with software that best fits the intended use. You will want to decide which sounds the best for what you want to do.

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We are pleased to welcome you to the third issue of Linux Identity Office dedicated to OpenOffice.org 3.0.

OpenOffice.org (OOo) is a very powerful cross-platform office application suite available for a number of different computer operating systems. OOo includes the following components:

• word processor
• spreadsheet
• presentation program
• database with forms
• vector graphics package
• tool for creating mathematical formulas

OOo is full featured, with support for more languages and Locales than Microsoft Office. Multiple file formats are supported for reading and writing, including most of Microsoft Office's file formats.

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Even though the number and quality of desktop Linux distributions has significantly increased over the last few years there is one thing that most Linux enthusiasts cannot deny. Fedora remains at the forefront of Linux development and continues to remain one of the most popular distributions.

To convince you that to work under Linux is not hard, the new number of Linux Identity Pack with Fedora 9 in cover awaits you… This magazine introduces Fedora 9, and answers some of the questions new users will have, from installation to configuration, and other everyday uses.

Two DVDs, including 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Fedora 9, are attached to the present magazine:

• 32-bit version is recommended for 32-bit AMD, Intel Pentium, Intel Core Duo systems
• 64-bit image (also known as x86_64) is recommended for 64-bit AMD64, EM64T, Intel Xeon, Intel Core 2 Duo.