In this issue

Voyager Live 22.10
Nate Drake talks peanut butter and jelly as he explores the glorious union of Gnome and Xfce in a single OS. You’ll never look at your desktop the same way again.

Open source RAW photography
Linux offers all the pro-level tools you could possibly need for better photos. Karsten Günther is your top-tips guide though the jungle of RAW tools.

Samsung 990 Pro 2TB

Return of the king? Yes, Jeremy Laird is back.

2 mins

Phrozen Sonic 8K

Bigger prints, finer details, Linux support - is that all too much for a girl to ask for, Denise Bertacchi wonders?

3 mins

AntiX-22

Nate Drake discovers there's lots to love about the fast, lightweight and stable operating system that is AntiX.

3 mins

Voyager Live 22.10

Nate Drake explores the glorious union of Gnome and Xfce in a single OS. You'll never look at your desktop the same way again.

3 mins

Ubuntu Unity 22.10

Nate Drake takes you on a trip down memory lane as the Unity Desktop makes its official comeback to Ubuntu.

3 mins

ESCAPE WINDOWS

Looking for a practical alternative to Windows? Nick Peers reveals how to set up and use the extremely user-friendly Elementary OS.

10+ mins

PiKISS v1.10.0

Les Pounder is getting to an age where things need to be simple, so when someone said \"Keep It Simple, Stupid\", he took no offence.

3 mins

Build your own bespoke USB device

Les Pounder uses his snake charming skills again to prove how easy it is to make USB devices with Python and the cheapest of Pis.

5 mins

Design and build your dream Pi robot

In his latest series, Les Pounder explains how to plan, design and build your very own Raspberry Pi robot from the basics up.

9 mins

The Audacity of it

We chat with Martin Keary about the new features of Audacity, managing a community and the pitfalls of telemetry.

10+ mins

Improve your typing

Years ago, when Shashank Sharma had more hair on his scalp than cheeks, he decided to master touch-typing. With these tools, so can you.

5 mins

ReactOS: the open source Windows

Entering an alternative universe, Michael Reed takes a look at an open source stand-in for the Microsoft Windows operating system.

10 mins

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