Linux Journal Archive 2008 CDROM
The Linux Journal has just made their yearly Archive CDROM available for purchase. It includes EVERY Linux Journal article from March 1994 to December 2008. At $32 USD, it is a real bargain!
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The folks over at Full Circle Magazine have release yet another issue 
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Full Circle Magazine Issue 22
Command and Conquer – Resizing Images With FFMPEG.
- How-To : Program in C – Part 6, Web Development – Part 3,
- Installing CrunchEEE To The EEE PC, and Spreading Ubuntu.
- My Story – Making The Switch
- Book Review – Ubuntu For Non-Geeks 3rd Edition
- MOTU Interview – Emanuele Gentili
- Top 5 – DVD Rippers
- PLUS: all the usual goodness…
brian d foy and crew release another amazing Perl Review magazine issue. If you haven’t subscribed yet, please please do so, it is a treasure trove of information! You can even claim the subscription on your 2009 taxes as a business expense. How cool is that?!?
Issue 5.1, Winter 2008
Surviving Your First Week of Perl (sample)
Issue 5.1, Winter 2008
Programming with CPAN.pm (sample)
CPAN Patching with Git (sample)
Refactoring Factorial (sample)
Downloading From TiVo (sample)
plus Commentary and Module Reviews by Nadim Khemir, Perl News, and more…
The ISUG Technical Journal Sep/Oct 2008 is out.
This issue contains:
- Sybase IQ and Sybase WorkSpace Part II By Mike Crocker
- Perl in the shell By Jason Froebe
- Taming the process nightmare: Consolidating a Horde of Process Diagrams with PowerDesigner By Mike Nicewarner
- Information overload: Weapons-grade data analysis comes of age By Teresa Foster
- Maximizing PowerBuilder and SQLAnywhere Part III SQLAnywhere, a PowerBuilder Developer’s perspective
By Chris Pollach - select random (stuff) from SYBASE Command shell by proxy By Bill Grant
- Mobile Enterprise Everywhere: Taking Sybase on the road By Adrian Bridgwater
- Sybase TechWave 2008: Time for the technology tsunami
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International Sybase User Group
As many of you know, I’ve been working on a free magazine regarding various database systems (dbms) called My Databases. I hope to have multiple authors in future issues covering all sorts of open source and proprietary databases.
I should have the first issue done Sunday night. I’m using OpenOffice, Scribus, Gimp, and Inkscape.
