June 2012 issue of The PCLinuxOS Magazine Released

[parnote]

The PCLinuxOS Magazine staff is pleased to announce the release of the June 2012 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 Editor Meemaw. The PCLinuxOS Magazine is released under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-Share-Alike 3.0 Unported license, and some rights are reserved.

In the June 2012 issue:

* Clouds In The Sky, Google Drive Arrives
* Cloudy Skies: A Roundup Of Linux Cloud Storage
* Picasa On Linux: There ARE Alternatives
* PCLinuxOS: The Band & Their Song
* Linux Financial Apps: Grisbi
* Alternate OS: PC-BSD, Part 3
* LXAutostart: A Closer Look
* QEMU: The Other Virtual Machine (Part One)
* Move Hard Drive From One Computer To Another
* Install & Run Pure-FTPD Server On PCLinuxOS
* Genealogy With GRAMPS, Part One
* Encode It With QR Codes
* And much more inside!

This month’s cover image was designed by Assistant Editor Meemaw, to coincide with the featured articles about cloud storage.

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[daniel]

+1 ...

[MtnMan]

I can usually breeze through an edition in one sitting - but this one has a lot of information to digest and sure to be on my desktop for a while.  Thanks for this!  Job well done!

[smudger]

This is the first edition I have d/l since joining this forum, looks like an enjoyable read, especially,
the feature on Gramps (Genealogical Software). (I have used the portable version in M$ Windoze)

Thanks go to the editor and all the contributors for producing a splendid package full of tips and tricks and features.

Maybe one day, I might contribute something as well. You never know?

Smudger

[parnote]

This is the first edition I have d/l since joining this forum, looks like an enjoyable read, especially,
the feature on Gramps (Genealogical Software). (I have used the portable version in M$ Windoze)

Thanks go to the editor and all the contributors for producing a splendid package full of tips and tricks and features.

Maybe one day, I might contribute something as well. You never know?

Smudger

Thanks, Smudger!

We welcome any and all relevant submissions from you, Smudger ... and any other community member!

parnote

[Old-Polack]

This is the first edition I have d/l since joining this forum, looks like an enjoyable read, especially,
the feature on Gramps (Genealogical Software). (I have used the portable version in M$ Windoze)

Thanks go to the editor and all the contributors for producing a splendid package full of tips and tricks and features.

Maybe one day, I might contribute something as well. You never know?

Smudger

I would urge you to d/l the back issues also, starting with last month's issue then continue backwards, at least to the July 2009 issue, when the present magazine staff took over. Lots of good and useful information there, almost all of it still relevant to the current state of PCLinuxOS. It's truly an impressive body of work.

[Brianrh]

Well you guys done for coming up with the goods yet again - it's the highlight of my month.

One observation though over on the magazine area of the forum http://pclosmag.com/index.html, the links to epub and mobi versions of the magazine don't appear to work at present.

Thanks again for my read tonight.

Brianrh

[Meemaw]

Well you guys done for coming up with the goods yet again - it's the highlight of my month.

One observation though over on the magazine area of the forum http://pclosmag.com/index.html, the links to epub and mobi versions of the magazine don't appear to work at present.

Thanks again for my read tonight.

Brianrh

Thank you so much!

The epub and mobi versions aren't quite ready yet...  we will most likely announce it when they are.

 

[parnote]

Well you guys done for coming up with the goods yet again - it's the highlight of my month.

One observation though over on the magazine area of the forum http://pclosmag.com/index.html, the links to epub and mobi versions of the magazine don't appear to work at present.

Thanks again for my read tonight.

Brianrh

Brianrh,

The links are working now. The ebook versions are created from the HTML version of the magazine, and will always follow the magazine release by a day or so (to give time for the magazine staff member who has volunteered to create them, to create and format the ebook files). I don't/won't hold up the release of the magazine, though, for lack of the ebook formats.

parnote

[Brianrh]

Sorry didn't mean to hassle you folks as your efforts are much appreciated. I'm just like a kid promised a new toy and I just can't wait to get it.

Thanks again but can't stop to talk more, I've an epub to download.

Cheers.

Brianrh