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Listen to Me - Controlling a computer with speech
The Blather, FreeSpeech, Palaver, Simon, and Vedics speech recognition programs are ready to respond to voice commands. This sounds good in theory, but there are some pitfalls in practice.

Installation Party - Installing Ubuntu 13.10
Ubuntu 13.10 offers some changes to the installation process. We'll walk you through upgrading or installing the latest release.
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The Conversation - Editing mail with Geary
A new mail program for Linux, Geary, has finally arrived. The smart software brings some fresh air to the genre.

Startup Help - Support for Open Source projects
Crowdfunding can distribute the load onto many participants when making large steps in development. We'll take a closer look at what you can learn from the process.

Rough terrain - Build your own off-road navigation system
An old EeePC with Linux is great solution for creating a powerful off-road navigation system. Putting together some of the components involves some tricks, however.

Arrangements - Graphviz calculates flexible graphs
Instead of toiling over a graphics layout, you can use Graphviz to concentrate on the essential content and let the software do the design.

Wonderful View - Alternative image and photo viewers
If the default Ubuntu image viewer doesn't cut it for you, there are plenty of other excellent image viewing applications you can choose from.
Dark Matter Developers - Reaching the developers other evangelists cannot reach
Most of the people working with computers don't interact with the community. How do we reach them anyway?