UserAndLINUX v11.12 magazine released

The next issue of UserAnddLINUX magazine was released and, of course, it could not pass quietly.
Firstly: it consists of the best, according to the editors, articles of the authors of the "Competition of Russian-language articles of Ubuntu 2011". Secondly: the journal published several scandalous articles that will open your eyes and tell the truth about operating systems.
In the magazine you will read how UALinux is going to save you up to $ 85 on every computer / laptop you buy.

“The Buyer is NOT INFORMED that when buying a laptop for 3,000 hryvnias with licensed Windows, he pays for this system from 700 hryvnias, which are already included in the price of this laptop and are not displayed in the CHECK when buying.”

You will learn about how lawyers, journalists, guitarists, translators, teachers and students get used to the Ubuntu OS:


“... I was gnawed at by the idea that all my creative activities can be completely stopped by uncles in uniform at the root, and even articles from the criminal code into my biography could be crammed through the most fair court in the world.” Alexander Borovin

Ubuntu for blondes in a playful way:

“Ubuntu Linux comes with a lot of themes. They are somewhat similar to your dresses, and you can always apply different themes according to your mood and admire the appearance of your operating system. ” Vasily Alekseenko

Also in this issue:
• The most candid talk about the cold war of licensed operating systems and how to increase the popularity of the Ubuntu OS;
• Choose to live honestly with Ubuntu 11.04 or talk about virtual humanity;
• Ubuntu to help Windows: strange but true!

In the printed issue you will find full articles from the Ubuntu 2011 contest, as well as author articles:
• Adventures in Live Ubuntu 11.10;
• 5 reasons why I like Ubuntu 11.04 (Unity) and 10 reasons why not;
• Unity. Description of the main parts of the interface;
• Recent reviews of mobile devices.

Summarizing all the above, I’ll say that the magazine was interesting to look through even to such a geek as me. Quite interesting things are described in ordinary human language.

But there are still flaws. Firstly, some screenshots are terrible ... Sometimes blurry, but stretched, then simply not readable. Secondly, I would like more detailed articles. For example, it would be very interesting to read about Jack and, generally, about guitar processors, and the article describes what is there and how to start it, so there is a feeling of understatement.

You can download / buy a printed version of the magazine on the official website of UALinux .

PS: And from the view of the chief editor I want to re-read this magazine again and again :-)