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Issue #16 (Spring 2013): Video Pro: Create and Edit Video on Ubuntu

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We test out several video editing tools for Ubuntu and take a closer look at OpenShot and Flowblade. Now that Steam is available for Linux, we show you how to get started with Valve's awesome gaming platform and community.

Issue #17 (Summer 2013): Go Gaming: Is Ubuntu Ready for the Game Geeks?

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So you thought Ubuntu was not for gamers? New tools and trends point to a bright future for Ubuntu gaming. Whether you’re an occasional player or an expert, you’ll score with our study of the state of the game in Ubuntu Linux.

Issue 18: Coding: Create Your Very Own Software on Ubuntu Coding in Ubuntu.

The Ubuntu repositories are home to hundreds of powerful tools for programmers. In this issue, we look at some of the leading alternatives.

On the DVD: Ubuntu and Kubuntu 13.04 / Linux Mint 15 "Olivia"

Issue 19 (Winter 2013): Your Privacy and Ubuntu - Feeling Safe.

Free Software developers have always known that corporations and governments cannot be trusted. If you want to preserve your privacy, they've got your back.

On the DVD: Ubuntu 13.10 (32-bit and 64-bit on a double-sided DVD)

Issue 20 (Spring 2014): Explorers

Explore the World. The great outdoors offers a world to discover. But you wouldn't go anywhere interesting without a plan and a camera, would you? With the right tools, Ubuntu can also be part of your adventures. Read on to find out how....

On the DVD: Kubuntu 13.10 + Linux Mint 16 (64-bit)

Issue 21 (Summer 2014): Shell Shock!

Shell Shocked. So, what’s the deal? Surely we have transcended having to type obscure commands on a black background. Is this not something reminiscent of the bad old days? With modern distros, you could never leave the safe haven of your graphical desktop, true, but you’d definitely be missing out.

On the DVD: Ubuntu 14.04 Trusty Tahr (32-bit and 64-bit versions)

Issue 22 (Autumn/Fall 2014): Web Work

Tools and Tricks for Working Online

This Web Is Your Web. When Sir Tim Berners-Lee invented the web back in the early 1990s, he wrote a protocol that is open and free to use and akin to the spirit of the Free Software movement itself. To this day, he conceives the web as a means to connect people more than just connecting machines.

On the DVD: Kubuntu 14.04 + Linux Mint 17 (64-bit)

Issue 23 (Winter 2014): Make Art with Ubuntu Create

Get Creative. Development of open source applications for artistic creativity has exploded in the past 5 to 10 years. You would have to be very particular indeed to not find an app for your Ubuntu machine that didn’t satisfy your personal artistic needs. Not only that, but some of these Free Software projects have gone mainstream in a big way.

On the DVD: Ubuntu 14.10 (64 and 32-bit)

Issue #24 (Winter 2015): Publishing

Publishing and Privacy: In this issue, we look at some helpful tools for professional text production and then examine how you can protect your data, desktop, emails, and online phoning and messaging from snoopers.

On the DVD: Kubuntu 14.10