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8: Rock and Roll
In this issue, we take a special look at Ubuntu apps that will help you manage your music collection, archive and process digital photos, watermark your images, convert audio files, and even record your electric guitar.
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Table of Contents
News
- Natty Narwhal to feature Xfce 4.8.
- System 76 announces a powerful new laptop.
- Qt libraries coming to Ubuntu’s default install.
- Jono's column: Putting the power of the people into Ubuntu.
- Interview with Robbie Williamson: We ask the new manager of Canonical’s Ubuntu Server team about his latest role.
- Letters
Features
- Amarok: The Amarok media player rocks the house.
- Internet Privacy: Stay anonymous with safe surfing tools like Tor, Vidalia, and Polipo.
- TestDrive: This cool tool lets you try Ubuntu’s latest development snapshots.
- Photo Server: Build your own dedicated photo server to manage common tasks.
- Making Music: Discover some expert tools for making your Ubuntu system play in harmony with musical instruments.
Know-How
- Konvertible: KDE’s Konvertible kwikly konverts audio files from one format to another.
- Answerbuntu: Get answers to your Ubuntu questions.
- Jailkit: Secure your systems with a chrootbased jail shell environment.
- Unison: Synchronize your computers and back up data with this powerful cross-platform tool.
- Digital Watermarking: Watermarking will help you safeguard your digital images.
- Wayland: Find out what the switch from the X Window System to Wayland will mean for developers and users.
- Scripting: Automate interactive processes with the Expect scripting environment.
Desktop
- Beets: Organize your music collection and listen to your tunes from the command line.
- Simon: Explore voice commands with this speech recognition suite.
- Liferea: This handy app will help you get the very latest news and podcasts from your very favorite websites.
- Sketsa: Create scalable vector graphics with the Sketsa SVG editor.
- Shotwell: Organize your digital photos with Ubuntu’s new default image manager.
Discovery Guide
If you are new to Ubuntu, these timely tutorials will help you get started:
- Installation
- Configuration: Ubuntu One
- Network & Updates
- Printing & Scanning
- How-To: Nautilus
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