In this issue

EndeavourOS 7.15.2020
Just as HMS Endeavour explored the unknown southern lands, so Jonni Bidwell uses EndeavourOS to explore Arch.

Raspberry Pi news
The Raspberry Pi takes on Amazon’s allconquering Web Services, we marvel at a Pi radio project that makes the world turn, and the results of the Astro Pi competitions are announced.

How to run Arch Linux on the Pi
Jonni Bidwell installs Arch Linux in less than three days and discovers the best way to browse the web is from the console..

Mailserver

Write to us at Linux Format, Future Publishing, Quay House, The Ambury, Bath BA1 1UA or lxf.letters@futurenet.com.

5 mins

AMD Ryzen 3 3300X

Is this the Goldilocks chip? Well, Zak Storey did catch it stealing porridge from Intel, so the moniker might stick…

3 mins

Crucial P2 500GB

What’s this? Low-cost SATA-breaking speed without the DRAM?   Sean Webster is impressed, albeit with a few reservations.

3 mins

EndeavourOS 7.15.2020

Just as HMS Endeavour explored the unknown southern lands, so Jonni Bidwell uses EndeavourOS to explore Arch…

3 mins

BunsenLabs Lithium

Forever grunge Jonni Bidwell is pleased to find a distribution that’s almost as good as the Nirvana song. Almost…

3 mins

Tropico 6

Management are terrified of the new Linux Format workers’ council, but it’s just Phil Savage playing at communism under a hot sun.

3 mins

BACK UP LIKE CLOCKWORK!

Jonni Bidwell has a plan – several plans, in fact – to keep his ever-growing repository of data ticking over nicely.

10+ mins

PRESSURE VESSEL

Jonni Bidwell gets on the video chat to   talk video games and message buses  with D-Bus guru Simon McVittie

10+ mins

LibreOffice 7

Neil Mohr discovers what’s new in this latest release of the office   suite that is one of the crown jewels of the open source world.

10+ mins

4tronix Picon Plus

Les Pounder needs to build a robot to help during social isolation. But can he build a robot butler to deliver more Pis to his table?

3 mins

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