Full Circle Magazine is proud to announce our third issue.
It contains:

• Xubuntu install step-by-step – Alternative Disc!
• How-To: Get a Stunning Ubuntu Desktop, Learning Scribus part 3 and Ubuntu in Photography.
• Review of Ubuntu on a Macbook.
• Preview of several new Compiz Fusion effects.
• Letters, Q&A, MyDesktop, MyPC, Top5 and more!

Get it while it’s hot!
http://fullcirclemagazine.org/issue-3/
English language only at the moment, but translations are on the way.

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Communications Manager – MrMonday – has lined us up an interview with Colin Watson, Installer Team Leader, Ubuntu Community Council Member and Line Manager for half the Ubuntu distro team.

If you have any questions you’d like to ask Colin, please email your question(s) to: questions@fullcirclemagazine.org

Closing date for questions will be Sunday 15th July.

For some info on Colin:
Colin’s Wiki page

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Well, Issue 1 is finally out! Click the link below to download. We only have the English version out, but more languages are coming soon.

This issue includes:

• Installing Ubuntu Feisty Fawn
• Howtos: Linux directory structure, MythTV, Scribus, and more
• Interview with Deluge BitTorrent Client developer
• News, reviews, and much more!

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