Posted: 19 May 2009 20:30 AM PDT

The Linux Foundation (LF) has relaunch of the site.

Stated Jim Zemlin, executive director, The Linux Foundation, "Code and online participation is the new resume, and we want Linux.com to provide a framework for Linux experts to help each other and showcase their talent, knowledge and skills and ultimately improve their careers.".

Major new Linux.com features :

• News -- original content and analysis, plus content from LF workgroups, including FOSSBazaar and MoblinZone.
• Community -- new user blogs and reviews, and tools for promoting Linux and open source related groups
• Distribution Central -- showcase of original content from each of the major community distros.
• Learning -- centralized repository for Linux documentation, including Man Pages and how-to tutorials.
• Directory -- user-contributed and user-reviewed database of Linux applications, Linux-compatible hardware components, books, and other Linux services.

Posted: 04 May 2009 11:30 AM PDT

Welcome to Issue #21, "Look What I Can DO!"

Blender provides numerous tools and techniques for creating cool and unusual projects.

So in this issue we take a look at how Blender artists make creative use of those tools to do things you just might not have thought of.

So grab your copy today.

Also be sure to check out our gallery of wonderful images submitted by very talented members of our community.

Table of Contents:

• Tutorial - Using Blender to Animate Your Family Photos
• Tutorial - Editing A Music Video in Blender
• Tutorial - Product Visualization
• Making - Game Art for Project Aftershock
• Making - Cricket and Friends See a Comet!
• Making - Modeling and Rigging a Mechanical Model
• Making - Making of the Sun
• Making - Building Online Generators with Blender
• Article - Mystery of The BLEND