Unix and Overlooked Pop Culture
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This Issue The Horse's Mouth (A Word from the Editor)  The Dark Side of Microsoft  Under Fire: Alternative Media in the Hot Seat!  Xubuntu 6.10 Reviewed Note: For article, essay, and story submissions, please use this e-mail address. It matters not how long the submission is and what format it is in. It will be no trouble working with all contributing writers to provide the best work they possibly can. All formats can be converted to HTML quite easily and into PDF as well. editor@thenixedreport.com A note: With each passing issue,
I will review different distributions of Linux as I encounter them.
As you'll soon find out, I had to switch to a different OS in the
middle of testing Xubuntu due to a goof-up I made. Next issue, I
will be writing extensively about PCLinuxOS 0.93 Big Daddy! Keep
an eye on this one! It looks pretty good thus far.
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The Pocket Dragon Charles Copeland A three year old
boy ---
concerned for his safety and the safety of his fourteen year old sister
and parents --- hid inside his closet, palming a dulled pewter dragon.
This was the third time in the past year that someone had broken into the house, and the third time his father had caught up with the burglar. The other two occurrences were in the daytime, when the burglars thought his father would be asleep, but they were both wrong and now they were both in prison. Read More > Some More A+ Rhetoric
my Tolstoy roots bleeding freely Charles Findley You can not stop the march of time, because time is inevitable. So, you can not simply quit time, however labor and work can be abandoned. In the hierarchy of what is in its essence a corporate soverignty, the work force of our world today is a mill being run in reverse. This is a world where the insignificant higher ups prosper by exerting very little force themselves, only being driven along by the essentially more significant yet unrecognised force of the laborer and the working man. Read More > In this issue, I already have two contributers. Anybody is free to contribute articles, short stories, poems, web comics, and the like to this magazine. Upon publication of your work, you are entitled to a free CD copy of the issue in which it was published. Also, everybody is encouraged to copy this magazine (especially in PDF format) and share it for free! |
