In this issue

Hackers Toolkit 2022 - Jonni Bidwell unpacks Parrot Security OS and reveals how to use its formidable arsenal of hacking tools.

AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D - Dave James contemplates what it means for a processor that’s supposed to help games run faster but on Linux has its strengths with machine learning…

AMD Ryzen 7 5800X3D

Dave James contemplates what it is to be the fastest.

3 mins

TurnKey Linux 17.0

Lethargy and laziness often get the best of him, but sometimes Mayank Sharma can turn the tables to his advantage.

3 mins

Rolling Rhino Remix

A rolling Ubuntu release sounds so outrageous Mayank Sharma had to see for himself if it really delivers on its word and isn't just a gimmick.

3 mins

SysLinuxOS 11.3

Distros that take the kitchen sink approach don't really appeal to Mayank Sharma... until, of course, he finds one that does.

3 mins

Q40S 4.8

Neither a big KDE user nor a fan of Windows, and yet Mayank Sharma can't resist the charm of this KDE distro and its Windows installer.

3 mins

Shattered Pixel Dungeon

The only certainties in life are death, taxes and middle management, and Neil Mohr knows which two are the least painful to deal with.

2 mins

HACKER'S TOOLKIT 2022

Pretty boy and known pirate Jonni Bidwell shows how to tame your Parrot. Parrot Security OS, that is...

10+ mins

Amiberry v5.0

Les Pounder loves the Amiga - he even started his journalism career with custom "disk magazines" on the school playground.

3 mins

Pimoroni Servo 2040

Achieve precise motion control from Les Pounder's tiny package.

3 mins

Cheaper sense and sensor-abilities

The ever-frugal Les Pounder reveals how two of the cheapest sensors on the market can bring a wealth of data to your Raspberry Pi project.

7 mins

Set your Pi for mobile streaming video

Sean Conway helps you ride the rails with a Raspberry Pi and its camera, with a bit of streaming video trickery thrown in for good measure.

7 mins

LINUX IN SPACE!

From a shaky start, Linux is becoming much more established in astronautics. Mike Bedford looks at its success to date and its future prospects.

10+ mins

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