Articles by Neil Mohr

• Issue 328 - Tutorial: Upgradeit: mice -
  
• Issue 326 - Feature: Wireshark -
  
• Issue 325 - Tutorial: Upgrade - wifi routers -
  
• Issue 324 - Tutorial: Upgrade: OpenRGB keyboards -
  
• Issue 323 - Tutorial: GIMP 3.0 -
  
• Issue 322 - Tutorial: Memory upgrades -
  
• Issue 321 - Tutorial: Upgrade - Displays -
  
• Issue 320 - Tutorial: Upgrade - Nvidia GPUs -
  
• Issue 319 - Tutorial: Expand your storage -
  
• Issue 318 - Tutorial: Steam Deck - ray tracing -
  
• Issue 317 - Feature: Root & Branch - Peter Zaitsev on Percona
  
• Issue 317 - Tutorial: GIMP - pixel art -
  
• Issue 316 - Feature: Inside Fairphone -
  
• Issue 316 - Tutorial: Krita - drawing tablets -
  
• Issue 315 - Feature: Ubuntu at 20 -
  
• Issue 315 - Tutorial: Krita -
  
• Issue 314 - Tutorial: Proton - Steam Deck glitches -
  
• Issue 312 - Tutorial: Ethernet 2.5GbE -
  
• Issue 308 - Tutorial: Jellyfin streaming TV -
  
• Issue 307 - Tutorial: Steam Deck tips -
  
• Issue 306 - Tutorial: Steam Deck upgrade your ssd -
  
• Issue 304 - Feature: Free all the things - One of the brains behind Collabora Online, Michael Meeks talks to us about taking open source office to the cloud and document liberation.
  
• Issue 302 - Feature: It's Collabora time -
  
• Issue 300 - Feature: Free our software -
  
• Issue 299 - Feature: Deck the hardware -
  
• Issue 298 - News: Pi news - Introduced by Neil Mohr, who can’t get enough Pi. Christmas deliveries of 100,000 Raspberry Pis, plus two fruity Pi alternatives.
  
• Issue 297 - Feature: Audacity of it! -
  
• Issue 297 - Tutorial: GIMP - basic editing -
  
• Issue 290 - Review: Shattered Pixel Dungeon -
  
• Issue 286 - Feature: Raspberry Pi turns 10 -
  
• Issue 280 - Tutorial: RSS feeds - read news with Newsboat -
  
• Issue 269 - Review: Nvidia GeForce NOW -
  
• Issue 268 - Coverdisc: DVD and ebooks - Kali Linux 2020.3, Parrot 4.10
  
• Issue 268 - News: News - Linux RISC desktop, Mozilla axes jobs, Russian hackers, earthquakes, more Linux on Windows
  
• Issue 267 - Feature: LibreOffice 7.0 -
  
• Issue 267 - News: News - LibreOffice, OTF funding, LF covid-19, Encrypted Data Act
  
• Issue 265 - Feature: Browser Wars 2020 - As Google Chrome crushes all its browser competition, Neil Mohr takes an in-depth look at what makes a modern browser tick.
  
• Issue 265 - HotPicks: Hotpicks - Inkscape, Worker, Birdfont, PeaZip, Mermaid, Zeal, Mixxx, Stella, BZFlag, TheSSS, Eqonomize
  
• Issue 264 - Feature: Open source processors -
  
• Issue 264 - Review: Best Chromebook 2020 - Acer R 13, Asus Flip C434, Google Pixelbook Go, HP 14 G5,m Lenovo Yoga C630
  
• Issue 264 - Tutorial: Terminal: Chess -
  
• Issue 263 - Feature: Unpeeling the Tor browser -
  
• Issue 254 - Tutorial: Sweet Home 3D -
  
• Issue 249 - Review: Happy HAcking Keyboard Pro 2 -
  
• Issue 239 - Tutorial: Virtual Box -
  
• Issue 221 - Review: Synology DS916+ -
  
• Issue 217 - Review: Chrome OS 53 -
  
• Issue 214 - Tutorial: Libreboot the X200 -
  
• Issue 213 - Review: LibreOffice Online -
  
• Issue 213 - Review: Bq Aquaris M10 Ubuntu OTA11 -
  
• Issue 212 - Review: Bq Aquaris M10 Ubuntu Edition tablet -
  
• Issue 211 - Tutorial: RDP: Windows remote control -
  
• Issue 211 - Tutorial: Quick install Ubuntu -
  
• Issue 209 - Feature: Raspberry Pi is exactly 4 - We look back on the history of the Pi.
  
• Issue 206 - Feature: Buy a Linux Laptop -
  
• Issue 205 - Review: Steam Controller -
  
• Issue 204 - Tutorial: Crouton on your Chromebook - Get Linux running on an ARM Chromebook
  
• Issue 203 - Feature: The Future of Software Freedom - We look at the threats to a free future.
  
• Issue 202 - Roundup: Chromebooks -
  
• Issue 202 - Tutorial: Build an Ubuntu Phone -
  
• Issue 201 - Tutorial: Filesharing -
  
• Issue 199 - Review: Fritz! Wifi repeater, Bioshock Infinite -
  
• Issue 199 - Tutorial: Build a Chromebook -
  
• Issue 191 - Review: Thecus N4560 -
  
• Issue 188 - Feature: Open Education - Linux Format discovers how open source and open platforms will be shaping the future of education in the UK and how that will actually happen in practice.
  
• Issue 188 - Review: HP 255 G1 - A budget Ubuntu-equipped laptop from big boy HP that even Neil Mohr could afford – but with performance like this, would he actually want to?
  
• Issue 186 - Feature: Interview: Bill Quinn - We talk to Bill Quinn of the LPI about his mission to spread Linux training all round the UK.
  
• Issue 186 - Review: Intel NUC D54250 - This mini power house from Intel brings cutting-edge technology to Neil Mohr’s HDTV.
  
• Issue 185 - Feature: Anatomy of a data centre - We step inside UKFast’s secure data centre to discover how it keeps the petabits ticking.
  
• Issue 184 - Feature: Interview: Adrian Bowyer - We talk to the creator of RepRap - the most widely used 3D printer on Earth.
  
• Issue 184 - Tutorial: Ditch XP, and switch to Linux - Linux can be a bit scary for newbies, so Neil Mohr and Matt Hanson are on hand to demonstrate how to swap dusty Windows XP for sparkly Mint 16.
  
• Issue 183 - Tutorial: LinConnect - We show you how to get notifications from Android devices to the Linux desktop.
  
• Issue 182 - Feature: Building Raspberry Pi - We visit the factory where Pis are born.
  
• Issue 182 - Review: ioSafe 214 - As hard as nails but way better at storing data, Neil Mohr pummels his NAS with fire and liquid ice aka water.
  
• Issue 181 - Feature: Interview: Pete Lomas - He designed the original Raspberry Pi board, and we talk to him about the Pi story and why Manchester is the centre of the computing universe...
  
• Issue 180 - Review: Netgear ReadyNAS 316 - A feature rich and easy to use network attached storage device has us impressed.
  
• Issue 180 - Review: Books - A Female Genius and Designing the Internet of Things
  
• Issue 179 - Tutorial: Blender - Blender isn’t just a tool for 3D animation; use it to edit your home movies.
  
• Issue 179 - Tutorial: Android: Root your Nexus - Show your phone who’s boss by unlocking and rooting it to get full control.