July 2011 Issue of The PCLinuxOS Magazine Released

[parnote]

The PCLinuxOS Magazine staff is pleased to announce the release of the July 2011 issue of the PCLinuxOS Magazine. The 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 Assistant Editors Meemaw and Andrew Strick. The PCLinuxOS Magazine  is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-Share-Alike 3.0 Unported license, and some rights are reserved.

In the July 2011 issue:

* WindowMaker On PCLinuxOS: Keeping Up Appearance
* Using Scribus, Part 7: Add A Little Flair!
* Backup Basics, Part 3: luckyBackup
* Openbox: An Overview
* Openbox: Edit rc.xml To Gain Control
* Openbox: ZRAM - What It Is & How To Use It
* Photo Viewers Galore, Part 3
* Alternate OS: Plan9, Part 1
* Ladies of PCLinuxOS: melodie
* Game Zone: How To Install DirectX In Linux Using Wine
* And much more!

This month's cover art is by Meemaw, commemorating the American Independence Day holiday.

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[melodie]

Hello Parnote,

Many thanks to you and the Magazine team for the articles about PCLinuxOS Openbox, many thanks to Meemaw for her interview and the patience she has had with me, while she was waiting I finish to move !

I am still in the middle of the readings...

Great job and beautiful front page ! Congratulations Meemaw !

Best regards,
Mélodie

[menotu]

+1

It's nice knowing that at the beginning of each month I have the mag to read.

[longtom]

Looks like another great piece of work.  I just flew over it but will start the crawling tonight.

Congrats to parnote and the team!! 

[Linuzoid]

The link to the article on the htlm version, Game Zone: How To Install DirectX In Linux Using Wine, is pointing to the wrong page, it links to page 10 instead of 11. Direct X didn't work for me.  . Nice article and worth a try.

[Sproggy]

The link to the article on the htlm version, Game Zone: How To Install DirectX In Linux Using Wine, is pointing to the wrong page, it links to page 10 instead of 11. Direct X didn't work for me.  . Nice article and worth a try.

fixed

[Linuzoid]

Simple super, superman!