October 2010 Issue of The PCLinuxOS Magazine Ready
Submitted by srlinuxx on Monday 4th of October 2010 02:53:45 PM
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The NEW PCLinuxOS Magazine staff is pleased to announce the release of the October 2010 issue of the PCLinuxOS Magazine.
In the October 2010 issue:
* LXDE: Configure LXPanel
* LXDE: Get To Know Obconf
* LXDE: Add Wallpapers, Panel Decorations
* OpenOffice 3.2, Part 5: Draw
* PCLinuxOS Takes Center Stage
* Repo Spotlight: Know Your System With Systeminfo
* DeaDBeeF: A Lightweight Linux Audio Player
* Computer Languages A to Z: Pascal
* Reading Barnes & Noble eBooks On PCLinuxOS
* Getting Help In The Forum
* Firefox Add-ons: Rain or Shine, Forecastfox Tells All
* Two new testimonials
* And much more!
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October 2010 Issue of The PCLinuxOS Magazine Ready
Always an excellent read for the Linux connoisseur.