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If you are an amateur filmmaker with a high-definition camera, you don’t have to worry about the secretive and suppressive world of Windows and Macs—Kdenlive has finally arrived. It’s not perfect yet, but it’s steadily getting there. Here is a sneak preview of all that this application has in its magic box...

Inspired by CRUX and started in March 2002 by Judd Vinet, the Arch Linux project might have been a late entrant into the world of distros. But within a short span of time, it has gained lots of fans, users and contributors. Arch Linux, according to its website, is a minimalist distribution aimed at intermediate Linux users who are not afraid of the command line.

Use ZFS on FUSE, a tool that enables you to run ZFS on Linux—legally.

A simple tutorial that will help your tablet digital pen to work on a GNU-powered machine.

Let’s explore SELinux modes, and learn a few commands that will help in understanding SELinux policies better.

Understanding the OpenVZ way of virtualisation and getting started with it.

Taking the Ulteo Virtual Desktop for a test run.

Dreamlinux 3.5: Debian’s goodness, with a revamped user interface and out-of-the-box multimedia support.

...but is that enough? PCLinuxOS 2009.1 has finally been released after a wait of almost two years. We take a look at how the new version of this former Distrowatch topper fares.

KVM, the Kernel Virtual Machine monitor, was announced in late 2006, and was merged in Linus’ tree in December the same year. It has very quickly gained wide acceptance and adoption for being the most promising and capable virtualisation strategy on Linux. Though a very young project, new features are being added at a very brisk pace thanks to the interest taken by several companies and developers across the globe.