This week, our Top 5 includes two interviews with speakers at upcoming OSCON 2015, a video editing how-to, plus what you need to know about Docker and LibreOffice.
Top 5 articles of the week
5. How to get started with Natron, an open source compositor
Seth Kenlon, our columnist on open source video editing, writes this how-to guide to help you get started using the open source compositing tool, Natron.
4. How to say 'No' to your boss (like a boss)
Rikki Endsley, the community manager at Opensource.com, chats with Deb Nicholson in this interview prior to her OSCON talk on the subject, about how to delegate and politely reject offers for additional work.
3. How to get systems administrators and developers to agree with Docker
Patrice Ferlet takes a look at Docker for both developers and system administrators, and where it may be headed in the future as competition emerges.
2. Out with the old code, in with the new
This is an interview with Bruce Eckel, the author of Thinking in Java, Thinking in C++, and a number of other books on computer programming. Bruce is currently trying to find a new way to organize companies so that working together becomes a joy. He'll speak on the topic at OSCON next week.
1. A look at what's on the horizon for LibreOffice
Don Watkins returns to using a Linux desktop as his primary system, and so begins using LibreOffice almost exclusively, after being an OpenOffice user for almost 10 years. Happy with the change, Don reached out to Italo Vignoli, a founder of The Document Foundation, for an interview about what's on the hoizon for LibreOffice.
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