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Issue #2 December 2004
Features
- Better Living Through RPM, Part 2
- How Red Hat Got Its Name
- Red Hat Summit: Bringing the Heat to the Big Easy
- Imagine Choice
- Improving Usability: Principles and Steps for Better Software
- Geek Giving Guide
- From Source to Binary: The Inner Workings of GCC
- Configuring Devices with udev
- Tux Paint: Mousing Your Way to a Masterpiece
- Unlimited Anytime Minutes: GnomeMeeting, the Softphone
From the Inside
In each Issue
- Editor's Blog
- Red Hat Speaks
- Ask Shadowman
- Tips & Tricks
- Fedora Status Report
- Magazine Archive
- Contest
Feedback
Featured Articles:
Better Living Through RPM, Part 2
by Chip Turner
In the second half of the series, Chip talks about how RPMs are created.
How Red Hat Got Its Name
as told by Bob Young
Listen as Bob Young, Red Hat co-founder, tells three stories about
how Red Hat got its name. Which one is true? You decide.
Red Hat Summit: Bringing the Heat to the Big Easy
by Greg DeKoenigsberg
Planning on attending the Red Hat Summit in New Orleans? Read Greg's suggestions for what to do after the learning is done.
Imagine Choice
The Open Source Architecture is built around choice. Watch this video and see why open source equals freedom, power, and choice.
Improving Usability: Principles and Steps for Better Software
by Seth Nickell
When most people think of computers, they think of the software as the interface to the computer. Read what Red Hat's interaction designer thinks are principles of good design and about his practical design process.
Geek Gift Giving Guide
Trying to find a gift for someone who loves Linux and open source? We made a list.
From Source to Binary: The Inner Workings of GCC
by Diego Novillo
Diego explores how compilers work internally by examining GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection, one of the most popular compilers in the UNIX world.
Also:
- Configuring Devices with udev
- Tux Paint: Mousing Your Way to a Masterpiece
- Unlimited Anytime Minutes: GnomeMeeting, the Softphone
In Each Issue:
Red Hat answers the competition
Gandhi once said, "First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they fight you. Then you win." Big companies are fighting Red Hat now. We answer their challenge.
