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Welcome to the latest issue of Full Circle.
Well, next month marks the tenth year of Full Circle. Absolutely incredible. I did hope to have a couple of special things lined up (interviews, etc.), but most of them have fallen though. So, it'll be business as usual, but hopefully I can find the time to squeeze in some extra articles. Oh, and I'll reveal the results of the survey from a couple of issues ago.
As ever, we have Python, Inkscape, Kdenlive, Ubuntu Touch, Q&A, a new LaTeX article, and a review of Nolapro (accounting software).
There's an interesting opinion piece from Alan Ward about his return to using Unity. Which I'm sure will spark mixed feelings. Personally, since Unity has matured I can now use it without any problems. Having said that, I hope that Unity 8 (whenever we may see it in general use) doesn't take us two steps back.
Charles has an interesting Linux Labs piece this month that discusses the news that quite a few Linux distributions are dropping support for older 32-bit hardware. Is it a good thing? Have a read through his article and drop us an email to let us know your thoughts on it. I'm a bit on the fence with this one. It's inevitable that you have to march forward and leave the old behind, but I do think that Linux should cling on to the fact that it will run on almost anything. Having said that, I'm sure that some distro's will continue to support 32-bit to stop old hardware from sitting dormant, and gathering dust.
All the best, and keep in touch! Ronnie ronnie@fullcirclemagazine.org