First, I'd like to give a huge thanks to all of the people in the community who made this possible.

Since full circle is now "officially" published, we're moving the forums to something more managable (phpBB). If you want to post in the new forums, don't sign up! Everything is handled! Just log out of your website account and then log back in. I know it's a hassle, but everything's done now!

Sorry, I made a mistake :) Let me clarify:

• If you want already have a website account, just log out and back in. You're done!
• If you don't have an account and want to use the forums, register for an account here (on the homepage). Everything should be handled now!

Issue #0 is now available for download!

DOWNLOAD LINK

This is just a preview issue of whats to come. It contains ;
History of Ubuntu - from Warty to Feisty and
Ubuntu 7.04 - Feisty Fawn's New Features

Over two weeks in the making and dozens of forum posts later it's finally released!

I want to thank all the people in the Ubuntu community who've really dug deep and begun contributing articles for issue #1.

Yesterday, Ronnie stumbled on this really nice drupal theme. It was built for an Ubuntu website, so it should fit better than the old theme. However, if you like the old theme, you still have the option of using it.

Ok, with issue #0 on the home straight, its time to prepare for the big #1!

I'm looking for people who'd take on a monthly position, voluntary of course, by essentially being a sub-Editor of sorts for a particular section of the magazine.

Most of these little jobs don't even require writing... just a sound knowledge of copy and paste. So if you're not confident in writing articles, this could be your way of helping out!

Of course, if you take one of these jobs your still more than welcome to submit articles, NO-ONE is being stuck in one single job!

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About Full Circle
Full Circle is an e-magazine run by the Ubuntu community that covers the world of Ubuntu, open source, and technology.

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About Ubuntu

Ubuntu is a community developed, linux-based operating system that is perfect for laptops, desktops and servers. Ubuntu's aim is to make desktop Linux easy to use and available to everyone. Visit ubuntu.com for more information.