2006 TUX Editorial Calendar


February 2006, The OpenOffice.org 2.0 Issue
With the recent release of version 2.0 of the famous OpenOffice.org, TUX will help you master the latest features. Whether it is the new enhanced Database front end, the new Mail Merge Wizard or the enhanced PivotTable support, the February 2006 issue will offer an in-depth look into the latest release.

March 2006, The Customizing the Desktop Issue
This collection of articles will show you how to make Linux reflect your personality and interests. We'll show you how to use KDE-Look.org to customize your wallpaper, icons, sounds and schemes. In the rest of the March 2006 issue, TUX will show you how to customize Mozilla and Firefox as well as modify Web pages with GreaseMonkey.

April 2006, The Distribution Smackdown Issue
Are you ready to rumble? In this issue we will talk trash about the leading Linux distributions. In the April 2006 issue, we will compare the leading Linux distributions by contrasting their strengths and weaknesses. We'll also share the inside story on why we think various benefits are important.

May 2006, The Small Office/Home Office Issue
If you are looking to set up a new home or small office, let TUX lead the way. Linux and many of the common applications available for Linux provide an extremely cost-effective, yet stable and robust solution for setting up a new office. With in-depth articles on topics such as setting up a Linux-based Fax server, the May 2006 issue will get down to business.

June 2006, The Konquer the Web Issue
Looking for a powerful, flexible and customizable Web browser? Look no further than the native KDE File Manager, Konqueror. The June 2006 issue will explore the power of the Konqueror Web browser. We will include tips and tricks on making Web browsing more effective and fun. As a bonus, we'll throw in a few tricks to enhance file management as well.

July 2006, The Linux in the Enterprise Issue
For readers who have some flexibility or control over what software goes on your computers at work, the July 2006 issue will provide help on how to introduce Linux into a heterogenous environment. Look to TUX to help you connect to company e-mail servers and networks.

August 2006, Linux Media Center Issue
In the August 2006 issue, count on TUX to turn your Linux PC into the center of attention of any family room. We will show you how to enjoy your favorite entertainment on Linux--watch DVDs, record TV, listen to music and share your digital photos.

September 2006, The Linux Gaming Issue
Ready to get your game on with TUX? In the September 2006 issue, we will examine the most popular Linux games available. Whether it is Frozen Bubble, Tux Racer, Cube or Unreal Tournament 2003, TUX will introduce many fun and entertaining alternatives to the Linux gamer.

October 2006, The E-mail Issue
For many, the reigning work-horse application of any Linux desktop is e-mail. Linux offers a wide selection of secure, reliable and powerful client e-mail applications. In the October 2006 issue, TUX will review the most popular Linux e-mail applications and provide tutorials on how to squeeze out the best productivity from Kontact, Thunderbird and Evolution.

November 2006, The Holiday Gift Issue
Got someone picky on your holiday gift-buying list? In the November 2006 issue, we will scour the Internet for the best toys and gadgets to please even the most discriminating Linux user. We offer our gift suggestions on gadgets, peripherals, hardware and video games.

December 2006, The Holiday Projects Issue
Looking for some new projects to hone your skills? In this issue we'll bring many of our previous tips and tools together to have some fun with TUX. In the December 2006 issue, TUX will bring you a batch of tutorials that will show you how to get the most from Linux. From custom greeting cards to interactive CDs, to home movie DVDs, TUX will help spread holiday cheer.