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Publisher:Linux New Media
Category:Technology
Language:English
Frequency:Monthly
Magazine Description: Linux Magazine is your guide to the world of Linux. Each monthly issue includes in-depth articles on trending topics, tutorials on useful tools, troubleshooting and optimization tips, insightful news on crucial developments in the world of open course, and cool projects for Raspberry Pi, Arduino, and other maker-board systems.
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System Alert
The unhide forensics tool scans your system for inconsistencies to uncover hidden processes
Guzzler Check
Want to bring down your electric bill? Investigate your favorite household appliances with a consumption meter and a Raspberry Pi
A Classic Revival
A look at the user-friendly, vertically integrated community distro
Flexible First Aider
No other operating system offers as many free tools for system maintenance and data recovery as Linux. Snal Linux combines these tools to create a compact Live distribution
Mass Conversion
If you have an extensive collection of photos, you will hardly want to edit each photo individually. Converseen lets you rotate, scale, and convert a large number of images in a single run
MADDOG'S DOGHOUSE: Linux Club Organization
Fostering an after-school Linux Club by encouraging participation
Designing field-programmable gate arrays-Planting Trees
Learn what FPGAs are, how they work, and how to desig FPGA integrated circuits on Linux
Simpler Content Management
Not everyone needs a conventional database content management system. For beginners and smaller websites, a flat-file content management system offers ease of use, while eliminating attack vectors
Cave Painter
While searching for a method to draw geodata right into the terminal, Mike Schilli discovers the wondrous world of map projections.
Good Dog
A Raspberry Pi, a Pi-compatible camera, and a mesh VPN are all you need to watch your pets from afar