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Behind the scenes, the cellular phone network has always been the preserve of highly specialized and proprietary equipment, but some recent innovations could be changing that. This month we explore the Open RAN specification, which could one day allow more of the mobile phone network to operate on off-the-shelf hardware.

Open Air

Open RAN brings a new spirit of openness to the radio access networks that form the foundation for the mobile revolution.

10+ mins

MEPIS and antiX come together: MX Linux

MX Linux is fast, friendly, and focused on function.

4 mins

Useful innovations in Ubuntu 22.04 LTS: The Long Haul

Ubuntu 22.04 LTS features an updated Linux kernel, numerous programming language updates, and improved virtualization and container tools, making it useful for developers and admins.

7 mins

Exploring decentralized chat and microblogging platforms: Free Connection

Diaspora, Friendica, and Mastodon are free and decentralized microblogging platforms that keep you in control of your data.

8 mins

Simple web scraping with Bash: Ski Report

With one line of Bash code, Pete scrapes the web and builds a desktop notification app to get the daily snow report.

2 mins

Using Homebrew with a minimum of fuss: The Homebrew Survival Guide

Homebrew, a comprehensive package manager, has been increasing in popularity thanks to its ease of use.

4 mins

Beam Me Up, Fluxy!

With the FLUX Beamo laser and a Raspberry Pi Board B10001, you can execute your own laser cutting projects on a wide range of materials.

10+ mins

Home Sweet Home

Automating your four walls does not necessarily require commercial solutions. With a little skill, you can develop your own projects on a low budget.

6 mins

Building Slide Presentations with present: Presentation as Code

The Golang package present may be the key to making attractive slide presentations with less work and hassle.

5 mins

Mapping out a novel with Manuskript and the snowflake method: Plan Your Epic

The Manuskript editor is all you need to jump start your next writing project.

10 mins

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