Leafnode is a Usenet server for small sites where just a few users need access to a large number of groups. The Leafnode server is designed to recover from errors autonomously and needs very little attention.

If you need fast answers for what's inside, you can use a Bash script to obtain an inventory of hardware on your Linux system.

If you need a quick and easy solution, try building your own database application in OpenOffice.org 2.0.

Linux has truly started to compete with Windows and MacOS as a platform for professional sound applications. Linux Multimedia Studio (LMMS) is a Linux sound tool that packs a variety of impressive features into a neat bundle.

Solfege helps you advance your musical knowledge and lets you practice identifying intervals, scales, and chords.

You need good software and plenty of CPU power to create virtual worlds. Luckily for today’s animators, powerful PCs are inexpensive, and some excellent animation tools are absolutely free.

The Citadel project offers an easy, stable, and versatile groupware alternative.

MythTV and its extensive ecosystem of add-ons let you turn your Linux computer into a full-featured home media center.

While going about his normal duties, Linux Magazine author Charly Kühnast was hit with a mean attack. Charly’s separate anti-spam server, which sits in front of his mail server, saved him from the mail storm.