In this issue

Bodhi Linux 6.0
Mayank Sharma isn’t embarrassed to admit that Enlightenment-based distros make him go weak at the knees.

Get to grips with breadboards
Mike Bedford provides a hands-on guide to using breadboards for maker projects.

The RabbitMQ message broker
The three things Mihalis Tsoukalos loves most in the world are messaging, explaining things and rabbits, so he’s in heaven with this tutorial on inter-task communications..

Aorus Gen4 7000s

Gigabyte’s SSD is the fastest storage this side of Sean Webster’s oiled drawers.

3 mins

OSGeoLive 14.0

Being cooped up in his home office, Mayank Sharma’s quest to travel the world leads him to a distro that brings the world to him.

3 mins

Bodhi Linux 6.0

Mayank Sharma isn’t embarrassed to admit that there’s something about Enlightenment-based distros that makes him go weak in the knees.

3 mins

GeckoLinux Rolling

With openSUSE being the only real KDE distro that he’s ever found tolerable, Mayank Sharma wonders if a spin can add anything to that experience.

3 mins

NomadBSD 130R

While Mayank Sharma has tried a couple of BSD desktop spins, none of them has offered a compelling reason for him to keep them around… until now.

3 mins

Silicon Dreams

Management loves to treat the staff like robots. A defiant Luke Kemp can confirm that they’re certainly not human…

4 mins

FASTER, BETTER SERVERS!

As the dust settles following Red Hat’s winding down of CentOS, Jonni Bidwell looks for alternative server distributions.

10+ mins

THE X FILES

Jonni Bidwell wants to know why a middle-aged display server is still at the heart of the Linux desktop.

10 mins

Getting to grips with breadboards

Mike Bedford provides a hands-on guide to using breadboards for those starting out with the Raspberry Pi or other single-board computer projects.

10+ mins

WEB APP SECURITY

Former Dark lord of network operations Tim Armstrong teaches the mystical arts of systems, security and keeping your stuff secret and safe.

10+ mins

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