December 2009 Issue of The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine Released!

[parnote]

The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine staff is pleased to announce the release of the December 2009 issue of the PCLinuxOS Magazine. The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine is a product of the PCLinuxOS community, published by volunteers from the community. The magazine is lead by Paul Arnote, Chief Editor, and Andrew Strick, Assistant Editor. The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-Share-Alike 3.0 Unported license, and some rights are reserved.

In the December 2009 issue:

2009 Holiday Gift & Stocking Stuffer Guide
Game Zone: Quake III Arena Linux Client
Behind The Scenes: Linuxera
Constructing Panoramas Using Hugin
Command Line Interface Intro: Part 3
Double Take & Mark's Quick Gimp Tip
Forum Foibles
Ms_meme's nook Holiday Songbook
Multimedia Mean Machine: ffmpeg
Winff: ffmpeg's Happy Face
Wireless USB: The Next Frontier?
Gadgets & Gear: Samsung N510 Netbook
Dropbox: File Synchronization Made Easy
Screenshot Showcase
and much, much more!

This month's cover celebrates the spirit of the winter holiday season, and was created by Timeth, a member of the PCLinuxOS Beautification Team.

Click here to download the PDF (14.4 MB)

Click here to visit the HTML version

[coffeetime]

Great issue MAG folks [again] !

Thank you, thank you... This is getting better and better and better! And it looks sooo professional. WoW! You guys are awesome.

Edit: parnote, thank you for the Game Zone.

[Rudge]

Nice! Awesome job as always. I look forward to the magazine every month.

It's cool to be part of the community and feel a connection with the people that are featured. It has that "small town" feel to it.
 
Dang, try to get that feeling from some other OSs! Good luck. 

Great job all!     

[BobK54]

One word:  WOW. 

The mag has evolved into a work of art.  Nice job everyone.

[TerryH]

Since I've been a member of the PCLinuxOS Forum over the last 4 months and found the magazine, I have read each issue.  I now look forward to its release and check the Home page in anticipation to see if it has been released.

Really liked the articles on ffmpeg and winff.  I had used ffmpeg on Windows using the Super (can't remember off hand its full or proper name).  It's good to see a Linux GUI for video transcoding software. I will be giving it a try over the coming weeks. 

To all involved in producing and contributing to the magazine, thank you.

Terry

[Animal]

Downloading now, can't wait to read it..thanks to everyone who makes this possible

[smileeb]

Top of the line publication.

Rates right up there with Life and Time on it's information supplied.

[dobbs]

Thanks for the latest issue of mag. I liked the article on ffmpeg commands....

[Meemaw]

WOW!!!   

Many thanks to you all for your kind words!  The staff works very hard on the magazine (especially parnote!) and we're really glad to know you like it.

 

[scoundrel]

Really Great..... nice read.....

though I didn't quite understand the "Forum Foibles"  though I do thank Archie for the usb key with pclinuxos 2010 on it  ....... is it a place where one could give gifts or cards ?? and I guess I missed doing so

[ms_meme]

Really Great..... nice read.....

though I didn't quite understand the "Forum Foibles"  though I do thank Archie for the usb key with pclinuxos 2010 on it  ....... is it a place where one could give gifts or cards ?? and I guess I missed doing so

AND SHAME on YOU!!!!!!!!!

Don't forget to make a resolution!!!

[tschommer]

Another part of PCLOS that's simply the best around!

Thanks for all the hard work and dedication - it really shows!

Torsten

[p^h]

I'd like to add my 'thumbs up' for a job well done on the Dec. issue!  Great work, guys & gals - Happy Holidays 

[parnote]

Thanks for the praise and support, everyone.

It's good to know that our efforts are appreciated.

Also, don't forget ... if you have any story/article ideas, please either forward them on to any member of the magazine staff, or write it up yourself and submit the article to me (you can send it to parnote at gmail dot com). Don't worry if you "aren't much of a writer" (I hear that all the time) ... we will be more than happy to help you out by editing it to make you sound like a good writer.

Paul Arnote [parnote]
PCLinuxOS Magazine Chief Editor