Articles by Jonni Bidwell

• Issue 327 - Feature: Make Linux Mobile -
  
• Issue 326 - Feature: Hacking Academy -
  
• Issue 324 - Feature: Get inside Open AI -
  
• Issue 323 - HotPicks: Hotpicks - Calibre, Audacious, Sway, Floorp, Mission Center, Clementine, Parabolic, Unvanquised.
  
• Issue 322 - Feature: Power up Fedora -
  
• Issue 321 - Feature: Fortress Linux - Qubes OS
  
• Issue 319 - Feature: Fresh Mint 22 -
  
• Issue 318 - Feature: Boost your VPN privacy -
  
• Issue 317 - Feature: Repair It with Linux -
  
• Issue 316 - Feature: Get the ultimate desktop -
  
• Issue 315 - Feature: Upgrade to Ubuntu 24.04 -
  
• Issue 314 - Feature: Wine 9 -
  
• Issue 313 - Feature: Hack your Systems -
  
• Issue 307 - Feature: Free your phone - e/OS
  
• Issue 306 - Review: Murena Fairphone 4 -
  
• Issue 305 - Feature: Escape Google -
  
• Issue 303 - Feature: Lightspeed Ubuntu -
  
• Issue 301 - Feature: Save your PC -
  
• Issue 299 - Feature: Free your phone -
  
• Issue 295 - Feature: Retro emulation -
  
• Issue 295 - Feature: It's great when you're K8s - Kubernetes explained by Alex Jones
  
• Issue 294 - Feature: Multi-boot Mint 21 -
  
• Issue 294 - Feature: Inside AlmaLinux -
  
• Issue 293 - Feature: Get into coding - Code monkey Jonni Bidwell’s firmware has glitched out, so he must teach himself to code again.
  
• Issue 293 - Feature: Physical code projects - Jonni Bidwell doesn’t fake it till he makes it! So here he is making a Raspberry Pi-powered environment monitor, that is. Roll up your coding sleeves and join in the fun.
  
• Issue 292 - Feature: Hack your graphics -
  
• Issue 292 - Feature: Awooga, Amiga - Jonni Bidwell’s desk has become a retro gaming station, thanks to Dimitris Panokostas and his Amiberry emulator.
  
• Issue 291 - Feature: Fast virtual machines -
  
• Issue 291 - Feature: Inside Bodhi Linux - Three humble developers of Bodhi Linux enlighten Jonni Bidwell on the ways of Zen and the art of distro maintenance.
  
• Issue 290 - Feature: Hackers Toolkit -
  
• Issue 290 - Feature: Top of the Pop!_OS -
  
• Issue 289 - Feature: Bullet-proof Ubuntu 20.04 - Cast aside your old OS and begin life anew with Ubuntu 22.04, says Jonni Bidwell.
  
• Issue 289 - Feature: All hands on deck! - Jonni Bidwell pries a Steam Deck from PC Gamer’s cold anthropomorphised hands and gets his game on.
  
• Issue 288 - Feature: Essentail Pi Projects -
  
• Issue 288 - Feature: Finding equi-Libre-um - You might think LibreOffice is popular enough to not need assistance from the open source community. Time to think again, discovers Jonni Bidwell
  
• Issue 287 - Feature: Build the Kernel -
  
• Issue 287 - Feature: Charitable characters - The Emmabuntüs collective enlightens Jonni Bidwell as to its kind and open source efforts, helping to distribute second-hand computers to communities in need.
  
• Issue 286 - Feature: Secure your VPN -
  
• Issue 286 - Review: Pop!_OS 21.10 -
  
• Issue 286 - Feature: Perl turns 34 -
  
• Issue 285 - Feature: Combat Malware -
  
• Issue 285 - Feature: Owncloud -
  
• Issue 285 - Review: Calculate Linux 22 KDE -
  
• Issue 284 - Feature: Build a Pi-powered media centre -
  
• Issue 284 - Feature: Top of the FOSS - Mail-in-a-box
  
• Issue 284 - Review: Waterfox F4.0.3 -
  
• Issue 284 - Review: Ubuntu Touch OTA-20 -
  
• Issue 283 - Feature: Ubuntu VS Fedora -
  
• Issue 283 - Feature: Licence to Bill - Jonni Bidwell’s studied licence minutiae and fears big business threatens the future of copyleft and software freedom.
  
• Issue 283 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Ubuntu 21.10 and Devuan 4.0
  
• Issue 282 - Feature: Linux loves Windows -
  
• Issue 282 - Feature: Inside Alma Linux -
  
• Issue 282 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Zorin OS 16, Lakka 3.4, Finnix 123 and LibreElec 10.
  
• Issue 281 - Feature: Customise Mint 20! - Linux Mint is fantastic, but it’s also very flexible. Jonni Bidwell reveals how to make it your own.
  
• Issue 281 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Mint 20.2 Cinnamon
  
• Issue 281 - Review: Linux Mint 20.2 -
  
• Issue 280 - Feature: 30 years of Linux - Discover how a 21-year-old’s bedroom coding project took over the world and a few other things along the way…
  
• Issue 280 - Feature: What makes the kernel tick? - After being around for 30 years, let’s take a peek inside… Linux is just a kernel, but as Jonni Bidwell discovers there’s an awful lot going on in there.
  
• Issue 280 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Pop!_OS 21.04, classic distros Ubuntu 6.06, Debian 2.0
  
• Issue 279 - Feature: Raspberry Pi Streaming - Camera shy Jonni Bidwell conquers his fears as he harnesses the power of open source to live-stream his extravagant lifestyle.
  
• Issue 279 - Feature: Repair and restore - Fixit-bot Jonni Bidwell activates a hand-picked selection of rescue distros to diagnose and cure diverse Linux problems.
  
• Issue 279 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Rescue toolkit: Clonezilla, Rescuezilla, SystemRescue, Zorin OS 15.3 (32-bit)
  
• Issue 278 - Feature: Faster, better servers - As the dust settles following Red Hat’s winding down of CentOS, Jonni Bidwell looks for alternatives.
  
• Issue 278 - Feature: Why X11 is awful -
  
• Issue 278 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Bodhi 6, Lubuntu 21.04, AntiX 19.4
  
• Issue 277 - Feature: Linux Formats new $HOME - Jonni Bidwell has one month to save Linux Format’s web presence. He claims that he didn’t sign up for this. Fate has other ideas…
  
• Issue 277 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Ubuntu 21.04, MX Linux 19.4
  
• Issue 276 - Feature: Escape Google Photos - Google’s free photo storage is a thing of the past. Thankfully, Jonni Bidwell has some free software to get your albums in order.
  
• Issue 276 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Manjaro 21, Tails 4.17
  
• Issue 275 - Feature: Plug & Play Pi Projects - Jonni Bidwell plunders Tom’s Hardware to bring you the best in Raspberry Pi-based entertainment.
  
• Issue 275 - Feature: Kubernets krazyness! - We talk to database guru Patrick McFadin.
  
• Issue 275 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Mageia 8, AntiX 19.3
  
• Issue 274 - Feature: Fortress Linux - Linux is pretty secure, but Jonni Bidwell has studied the threatscape and recommends applying reinforcements.
  
• Issue 274 - Feature: Sensors and sensibility - Remembering a past life where he gazed on dials and Galilean thermometers, Jonni Bidwell examines Linux’s system monitoring offerings.
  
• Issue 274 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Linux Mint 20.1, Sparky 5.14
  
• Issue 274 - Review: Vivaldi 3.6 -
  
• Issue 273 - Feature: Better virtual machines - Forget about the draconian confines of reality and immerse yourself (well, your computing) in a virtual world. Jonni Bidwell’s here with a machines-inside-machines extravaganza.
  
• Issue 273 - Feature: The Linux Gambit -
  
• Issue 273 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Manjaro 20.2, GeckoLinux 152
  
• Issue 272 - Coverdisc: DVD Pages - Ubuntu 20.04.1, Bodhi 5.1
  
• Issue 272 - Feature: last Off with Linux - Get the install of your dreams
  
• Issue 272 - Tutorial: Nextcloud on the Pi -
  
• Issue 271 - Coverdisc: DVD Pages - Pop!_OS 20.04, Fedora 33
  
• Issue 271 - Feature: Linux on Laptops -
  
• Issue 271 - Review: Trisquel 9.0 - Etiona
  
• Issue 271 - Review: Ubuntu 20.10 - Groovy Gorilla
  
• Issue 271 - Review: Brave web browser -
  
• Issue 270 - Feature: Hacker's manual 2020 - Kali, ports, metasploit, dshield
  
• Issue 270 - Feature: Chat Zulip - Excited by our recent interview with Zulip founder Tim Abbott, we install the Slack-beating chat system for ourselves, as Jonni Bidwell reports.
  
• Issue 270 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Kali Linux 2020.3
  
• Issue 269 - Feature: Build the ultimate media server - Using Plex
  
• Issue 269 - Interview: Zulip - Jonni Bidwell talks to Tim Abbott about how a printer notification protocol combined with a kernel patching mechanism led to the Zulip chat program.
  
• Issue 269 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - free ebooks, 4MLinux 34, Enso OS 0.4
  
• Issue 269 - Review: Manjaro 20.11 -
  
• Issue 269 - Review: Enos OS 0.4 -
  
• Issue 268 - Feature: Build a smart home office -
  
• Issue 268 - Feature: Funding FOSS -
  
• Issue 268 - Review: LinuxFX 10.6 -
  
• Issue 268 - Review: Easy OS 2.4.1 -
  
• Issue 267 - Feature: Backup like clockwork -
  
• Issue 267 - Interview: Pressure vessel - Jonni Bidwell gets on the video chat to talk video games and message buses with D-Bus guru Simon McVittie.
  
• Issue 267 - Review: EndeavourOS 7.15.2020 -
  
• Issue 267 - Review: rev4_bunsen -
  
• Issue 266 - Feature: Linux Mint 20 - Get it. Install it. Love it.
  
• Issue 266 - Feature: Mainframe Mage - Jonni Bidwell reconnects with mainframe guru John Mertic and somehow ends up talking about Doom and cheesecake...
  
• Issue 266 - Feature: Answers - More printers, more Wine and Skyrim, file indexing, file search and light desktops.
  
• Issue 266 - Review: Robolinux 11 -
  
• Issue 266 - Review: Calculate Linux 20.6 -
  
• Issue 266 - Tutorial: Record video with motion detection -
  
• Issue 265 - Feature: Next-gen distros -
  
• Issue 265 - Feature: Answers - multi-grub booting, evil itunes, crash logs
  
• Issue 265 - Roundup: File managers - 4Pane, Dolphin, Krusader, Midnight Commander, Ranger
  
• Issue 265 - Tutorial: Manage files with nnn -
  
• Issue 264 - Feature: Get into Ubuntu 20.04 -
  
• Issue 264 - Feature: Community Computing - Erstwhile scourge of the community Jonni Bidwell meets community hacker Jona Azizaj at the Open Source Summit to talk hacking and happiness (packets).
  
• Issue 264 - Feature: Answers - hybernate write issues, using image magick, systemd-homed
  
• Issue 264 - Review: Regolith Linux 14 -
  
• Issue 264 - Review: Pop!_OS 20.04 -
  
• Issue 263 - Feature: Saving 32-bit Linux -
  
• Issue 263 - Interview: Tux Racer - Dan Cauchy brings Jonni Bidwell up to speed on Automotive Grade Linux, coming soon to a car – or even a boat – near you!
  
• Issue 263 - Review: AntiX 19.2 -
  
• Issue 262 - Feature: Protect your devices - It may be the end times out there but Jonni Bidwell will ensure your Linux boxes are equipped to weather the storm.
  
• Issue 262 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Manjaro 19.0.1, IPFire 2.25 Core 141
  
• Issue 261 - Feature: Virtualise everything - Fed up with breaking Linux installs, and Linux installs breaking him, Jonni Bidwell looks to virtualisation to ease his very real woes.
  
• Issue 261 - Interview: The Razor's Edge - More tales from Jonni Bidwell’s pilgrimage to the 2019 Open Source Summit – this time from virtualisation guru Erik Nordmark.
  
• Issue 261 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Solus 4.1, OpenMandriva Lx 4.1
  
• Issue 261 - Review: PsychOS 3.4.6 -
  
• Issue 260 - Feature: Raspberry Pi projects - Sensing the coming of spring, Jonni Bidwell emerges from his state of semi-hibernation and outputs a feature full of glorious maker projects.
  
• Issue 260 - Feature: Exploding firewalls -
  
• Issue 260 - Interview: When Linux won't do - Jonni Bidwell meets Kate Stewart, senior director of Strategic Programs at the Linux Foundation, to talk about Zephyr, licenses, garbage trucks and reindeer.
  
• Issue 260 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Elementary OS 5.1, Mint 19.3 Cinnamon, BlackArch 2020.01
  
• Issue 259 - Feature: Escape Windows 2020 - Jonni guides you to the land of Linux.
  
• Issue 259 - Interview: Counting Kroahs - Bumbling misfit Jonni Bidwell meets kernel titan Greg Kroah-Hartman for an edifying conversation about all things Linux.
  
• Issue 259 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Pop!_OS 19.10, Bodhi Linux 5.0, Rescatux 0.72
  
• Issue 258 - Feature: Hacker Wars - we look into the Metasploit framework
  
• Issue 258 - Interview: RISC-V Business - Jonni Bidwell is back on the conference circuit, eating snacks and mingling with elite hackers like Christina Quast
  
• Issue 258 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Fedora 31, Kali Light 2019.3, MX Linux 19
  
• Issue 257 - Feature: Lighter & faster Linux -
  
• Issue 257 - Interview: Over the edge - Dell Technologies’ Jason Shepherd joins Jonni Bidwell in a stylish-looking stairwell in Edinburgh to talk about a de facto standard for edge computing.
  
• Issue 257 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Ubuntu 19.10, Xubuntu 19.10, NixOS 19.09
  
• Issue 256 - Feature: Escape from Google -
  
• Issue 256 - Interview: Database renaissance man - DataStax’s softly spoken co-founder Jonathan Ellis has successfully made the transition from the cubicle to the corner office. Mayank Sharma grills him on databases.
  
• Issue 256 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - NOTE: Condres OS has been discontinued.
  
• Issue 255 - Feature: the perfect Mint install -
  
• Issue 255 - Interview: I dream of Gstreamer - Jonni Bidwell talks to Collabora’s Olivier Crête about everyone’s favourite open source multimedia framework.
  
• Issue 255 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Mint 19.2 Cinnamon, Mint 19.2 MATE, Slax 9.9.1
  
• Issue 254 - Feature: Don't pay the ransom -
  
• Issue 254 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Mageia 7.1, Q4OS 3.5
  
• Issue 253 - Feature: Stop the snoopers -
  
• Issue 253 - Interview: Do you CVE, what I CVE? - Wind River Systems’ David Reyna talks to Jonni Bidwell about keeping the embedded space safe – and also fixing robots on Mars.
  
• Issue 253 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Tails 3.1.4.2, KDE neon 5.16, PCLinuxOS 6.2019
  
• Issue 252 - Feature: Storage perfection -
  
• Issue 252 - Feature: Pop!_OS in depth -
  
• Issue 252 - Interview: Picture in a mainframe - Jonni Bidwell wants to know if he could install Linux on the mainframe at Future Towers. The Open Mainframe Project’s John Mertic has all the answers.
  
• Issue 252 - Coverdisc: DVD Pages - Pop!_OS 19.04, OpenMediaVault 4.1.22, Peppermint 10
  
• Issue 251 - Feature: Stop malware -
  
• Issue 251 - Feature: Wayland -
  
• Issue 251 - Interview: Terminal velocity - Jonni Bidwell once again provokes readers by fraternising with a Microsoft employee, the ever-knowledgeable James Turnbull
  
• Issue 251 - Coverdisc: Ubuntu 19.04, Fedora 30 -
  
• Issue 250 - Feature: Hack your Chromebook -
  
• Issue 250 - Interview: Hear me now - Jonni Bidwell takes a break from his frantic conference snacking schedule to interview audiophiles and gentlemen, 64 Studio - Daniel James and Chris Obbard.
  
• Issue 250 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Solus 4.0, Sparky 5.7
  
• Issue 250 - Tutorial: Get more from Steam Controllers and Steam VR -
  
• Issue 249 - Feature: Voice controlled smart home - Microft and OpenHAB
  
• Issue 249 - Feature: Arch tips -
  
• Issue 249 - Interview: Human computer - Never one to turn down talking about high-powered programming over biscuits and coffee, Jonni Bidwell meets the multitalented Omoju Miller.
  
• Issue 249 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Kali Linux 2019.1
  
• Issue 248 - Feature: Life science - Jonni Bidwell, long suspected of being a robot, hears from Claire Janisch about the secrets and genius of nature.
  
• Issue 248 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Qubes 4.0.1
  
• Issue 248 - News: News - Chrome mulls kiboshing ad blockers, Intel gets ready for GPUs, Microsoft licenses exFAT, Systemd vulnerabilities
  
• Issue 247 - Feature: Harden Mint 19.1 -
  
• Issue 247 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Mint 19.1 Cinnamon and Xfce
  
• Issue 247 - Interview: Lull'd by soft Zephyr - Thea Aldrich assures Jonni Bidwell that with a well-designed operating system IoT might not end humanity after all.
  
• Issue 246 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Bodhi 5.0, Voyager 18.10 GE, Sparky Linux 4.9
  
• Issue 246 - Feature: Container Insights - Jorge Salamero
  
• Issue 246 - Roundup: Arch based distros - Antergos, ArchLabs, KaOS, Manjaro, Netrunner
  
• Issue 245 - Feature: The best maker projects -
  
• Issue 245 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Manjaro 18.0 KDE, Fedora 29, Fedora 29 Net install
  
• Issue 244 - Feature: Virtualise your world -
  
• Issue 244 - Feature: Answers - MATE scrollbars, killing processes, Nvidia drivers
  
• Issue 244 - Coverdisc: DVD pages - Elementary 5.0 Juno, Ubuntu 18.10
  
• Issue 243 - Feature: Answers - Mint printers, Mint LibreOffice, Mint Uefi, Mint startup
  
• Issue 243 - Feature: Escape Windows 2018 -
  
• Issue 243 - Feature: Open social networks -
  
• Issue 243 - Interview: A Wayland of a time - Jonni Bidwell meets Daniel Stone to find out what’s hot in the crazy world of Linux graphics right now.
  
• Issue 243 - Review: AMD ThreadRipper 2950X -
  
• Issue 242 - Feature: Open source games -
  
• Issue 242 - Feature: Answers - Pi undervolt, Brother printer, LVM Grub boot, finding networked devices
  
• Issue 242 - Interview: The Code Less Travelled - Jonni Bidwell had never talked to anyone who programmed BASIC for helicopters. Until he met Eleanor McHugh
  
• Issue 241 - Feature: Hacker Secrets - Unlock Kali and Metasploit
  
• Issue 241 - Feature: Get started with Feren OS -
  
• Issue 241 - Feature: Answers - Bluetooth blues, Samba status, NeoLED issues, Mint and UEFI
  
• Issue 240 - Feature: Get Mint 19 Powered! -
  
• Issue 240 - Feature: Answers - Best Mint-editions, Clouds and silver local mirrors, Tearing my hair out, Greetings geeks
  
• Issue 240 - Feature: Set up an email server -
  
• Issue 239 - Feature: Escape the Cloud! - Cloudy with a chance of privacy.
  
• Issue 239 - Feature: Going SysV init -
  
• Issue 239 - Feature: Answers - Using Knoppix, FAT SD cards, finding Pi, using Rsync
  
• Issue 239 - Interview: Transforming the Kernel - Julia Lawall
  
• Issue 239 - Tutorial: NextCloud 13 -
  
• Issue 238 - Feature: Answers - legend of Zorin, Debian drops Dropbox, Dual boot, Invisible Arch.
  
• Issue 238 - Feature: Wine 3.7 -
  
• Issue 238 - Interview: Civilisation runs on Linux - Jonni Bidwell always suspected Linux would save the world. Industry experts Yoshitake Kobayashi and Urs Gleim all but confirmed his hunch...
  
• Issue 238 - Tutorial: Wayland - jump on board -
  
• Issue 237 - Feature: Ubuntu 18.04 Gear Up -
  
• Issue 237 - Feature: Answers - We answer your questions.
  
• Issue 237 - Interview:  Progressive Sessions - Enonic's co-founder Thomas Sigdestad
  
• Issue 236 - Feature: Raspberry Pi Robots -
  
• Issue 236 - Feature: Machine Learning - for humans -
  
• Issue 236 - Feature: Answers - your problems, solved(ish)
  
• Issue 235 - Feature: Answers -
  
• Issue 235 - Feature: Stop them spying! -
  
• Issue 235 - Interview: Wayland in the wild - Juan Jose Sanchez
  
• Issue 234 - Feature: Answers -
  
• Issue 234 - Feature: 60-minute Linux Crash Course -
  
• Issue 234 - Interview: Sound & Virtualisation - Alberto Garcia
  
• Issue 233 - Feature: Build the best Linux PC! -
  
• Issue 233 - Interview: the Good Coder - Ann Mwangi
  
• Issue 233 - Review: Uruk GNU/Linux 2.0 -
  
• Issue 232 - Feature: Next-gen Linux audio - Pipewire explained
  
• Issue 232 - Interview:  Drasko Draskovic -
  
• Issue 231 - Feature: Customise Ubuntu 17.10 -
  
• Issue 231 - Interview: The FOSS - We talk to Martin Woodward at Microsoft's UK HQ.
  
• Issue 230 - Feature: Reproducible Builds -
  
• Issue 230 - Interview: Engineering Linux - Sean Finney
  
• Issue 230 - Review: Bodhi Linux 4.3.1 -
  
• Issue 230 - Review: CentOS 1708 -
  
• Issue 230 - Review: KaOS 2017.09 -
  
• Issue 229 - Feature: 20 years of KDE -
  
• Issue 229 - Review: AMD ThreadRipper 1950X -
  
• Issue 229 - Review: SharkLinux 4.10 -
  
• Issue 229 - Review: Netrunner Rolling -
  
• Issue 229 - Review: Antergos 17.8 -
  
• Issue 229 - Tutorial: Docker based servers -
  
• Issue 228 - Feature: Back to school - Open source software in education and on your laptop
  
• Issue 228 - Feature: The open source phone future -
  
• Issue 228 - Review: Fedora 26 -
  
• Issue 227 - Feature: Virtualise Linux Now -
  
• Issue 227 - Interview: Canonical - Edge Computing, Mike Bell, Thibaut Rouffineau
  
• Issue 227 - Tutorial: VFS: filesystems -
  
• Issue 226 - Interview: Joe Damato -
  
• Issue 226 - Tutorial: Linux Desktops -
  
• Issue 226 - Tutorial: Kernel - settings and modules -
  
• Issue 225 - Interview:  The Exercist - Katrina Owen on exercism.io
  
• Issue 225 - Tutorial: Minecraft Pi -
  
• Issue 225 - Tutorial: APT: package management - Linux foundation training
  
• Issue 224 - Feature: Benchmark Linux -
  
• Issue 224 - Feature: Ubuntu 17.04 -
  
• Issue 223 - Feature: Canonical in 2017 - We report from MWC 2017
  
• Issue 223 - Interview: Manifesto of the People - James Smith
  
• Issue 223 - Review: Dell XPS 13 2017 -
  
• Issue 223 - Review: AMD Ryzen on Linux -
  
• Issue 223 - Tutorial: LXF server: Samba and webmin -
  
• Issue 222 - Feature:  Build the Ultimate server - The base LXF server install
  
• Issue 222 - Interview: Cory Doctorow -
  
• Issue 221 - Feature: Escape Google -
  
• Issue 221 - Interview: Storage Wars - Allen Samuels on Ceph.
  
• Issue 220 - Feature: Build a tor website -
  
• Issue 220 - Tutorial: Minetest -
  
• Issue 219 - Feature: Get into Linux - The ideal beginners guide to getting into Linux.
  
• Issue 219 - Review: Bodhi Linux 4.0 -
  
• Issue 219 - Review: Zorin OS 12 Core -
  
• Issue 218 - Interview: Dan Cauchy - Automotive Grade Linux
  
• Issue 218 - Review: Gnome 3.22 -
  
• Issue 217 - Interview: Open source at Future - Toby Jackson -
  
• Issue 217 - Review: Elementary OS 0.4 -
  
• Issue 216 - Feature: Kali Linux -
  
• Issue 216 - Feature: Stop the Hackers part 1 -
  
• Issue 216 - Interview: Emmabuntus -
  
• Issue 215 - Feature: Rise of the Distros - Linus released the Linux kernel 25 years ago, but the concept of a distribution did not come about until later. We trace the journey from a humble Usenet post to Canonical's Ubuntu.
  
• Issue 215 - Review: Korora 24: Sheldon -
  
• Issue 215 - Review: OpenStack Administration Fundamentals (LFS252 -
  
• Issue 214 - Feature:  Linux Mint 18 -
  
• Issue 214 - Interview: Community relations - Kara Sowles from Puppet Labs
  
• Issue 214 - Review: Fedora 24 -
  
• Issue 213 - Feature: Build It! Create the ultimate home server -
  
• Issue 213 - Interview: Laura Bell -
  
• Issue 213 - Review: Dell XPS 13 2016 -
  
• Issue 213 - Review: Endless OS -
  
• Issue 212 - Tutorial: Docker on the Pi - It's everywhere, so why not on your Raspberry Pi.
  
• Issue 212 - Coding Academy: Fuzz - The art of dynamic code analysis, where force-feeding your programs various flavours and shapes of junk data can make it much healthier.
  
• Issue 212 - Review: KaOS 2016.03 -
  
• Issue 212 - Review: Kubuntu 16.04 -
  
• Issue 212 - Review: OpenIndiana -
  
• Issue 211 - Feature: Vulkan explained -
  
• Issue 211 - Interview: CoreOS: Brandon Philips -
  
• Issue 211 - Review: PCLinuxOS 2016.03 -
  
• Issue 211 - Review: PC-BSD 10.3 -
  
• Issue 211 - Review: FreeBSD 10.3 -
  
• Issue 210 - Review: Chakra 2016.02 -
  
• Issue 210 - Review: Tiny Core 7.0 -
  
• Issue 210 - Review: ReactOS 0.4 -
  
• Issue 209 - Feature: Embded Linux -
  
• Issue 209 - Interview:  Diamonds and Rust - Jim Blandy -
  
• Issue 208 - Feature: Hacker Secrets -
  
• Issue 208 - Interview: Matthew Garrett -
  
• Issue 207 - Interview: Of mice and Python - We talk to Amy Boyle
  
• Issue 206 - Coding Academy: Chess in Python -
  
• Issue 206 - Feature: KDE Plasma 5 -
  
• Issue 205 - Coding Academy: Unity 3D native on Linux -
  
• Issue 205 - Interview: Tammy Butow - onni Bidwell meets Digital Ocean’s Tammy Butow to talk skateboarding, punk rock and life at the world’s second largest hosting provider.
  
• Issue 204 - Coding Academy: Glade - Use Glade and Python to code lovely GUIs.
  
• Issue 204 - Interview: Alexis Rossi - Head of Archive.org
  
• Issue 203 - Feature: Free Software at 30 - We look at 30 years of the Free Software Foundation
  
• Issue 203 - Interview: John Sullivan - Head of the FSF
  
• Issue 202 - Feature: Coding Academy - Learn to code!
  
• Issue 201 - Feature: Windows Vs Linux - TLDR: Windows 10 you suck!
  
• Issue 201 - Review: FUZE -
  
• Issue 200 - Feature: 15-years of Linux (coverage) - We look back over 15-years of LXF Linux coverage and see what's changed.
  
• Issue 200 - Tutorial: Debian 8: Get started -
  
• Issue 200 - Tutorial: IPv6: Get connected -
  
• Issue 200 - Tutorial: Kernel 4.0: Patch a running kernel -
  
• Issue 199 - Feature: systemd -
  
• Issue 199 - Review: Debian 8.0 -
  
• Issue 199 - Review: Visual Studio Code -
  
• Issue 199 - Tutorial: PulseAudio streaming -
  
• Issue 198 - Feature: Security -
  
• Issue 198 - Roundup: Remote desktop clients -
  
• Issue 197 - Review: MIPS Creator CI20 -
  
• Issue 197 - Roundup: Desktop virtualisation applications -
  
• Issue 197 - Tutorial: Apache -
  
• Issue 196 - Coding Academy: MariaDB -
  
• Issue 196 - Tutorial: Make your own gateway -
  
• Issue 196 - Tutorial: Power Management -
  
• Issue 195 - Coding Academy: Python 3 -
  
• Issue 195 - Feature: Fedora 21 -
  
• Issue 195 - Review: Wireless Things OpenPi -
  
• Issue 195 - Tutorial: Minecraft Turtle Graphics -
  
• Issue 194 - Feature: 3D Raspberry Pi -
  
• Issue 194 - Review: Bitscope -
  
• Issue 193 - Coding Academy:  Cython - Give your Python code a shot in the arm
  
• Issue 193 - Feature: Minetest -
  
• Issue 193 - Feature: Next-generation filesystems -
  
• Issue 193 - Review: Footy and Minecraft - Football Manager (Tom Hatfield) and Adventures in Minecraft
  
• Issue 192 - Coding Academy: Face recognition with Mathematica on the Raspberry Pi -
  
• Issue 192 - Feature: Homebrew your own NAS -
  
• Issue 192 - Tutorial: Minecraft 2048 -
  
• Issue 191 - Coding Academy: Git: Get started -
  
• Issue 190 - Coding Academy: Gimp Snow with Python -
  
• Issue 190 - Coding Academy: Raspberry Pi Mathematica 10 -
  
• Issue 190 - Tutorial: OwnCloud 7 CE -
  
• Issue 189 - Feature:  Cryptography: a history - We look at the history of keeping secrets safe.
  
• Issue 189 - Coding Academy: Minecraft image import - Create huge image walls from Jpeg files and then blow them up.
  
• Issue 189 - Coding Academy: Hack - Get to grips with the new language from Facebook and it's not all lolz, plz and catz.
  
• Issue 189 - Review: OwnCloud 7 CE -
  
• Issue 189 - Review: LXQt -
  
• Issue 188 - Feature: Arch Linux: Your flexible friend - Jonni Bidwell enters through the narrow portal that leads to the functional way.
  
• Issue 188 - Coding Academy: Python: Build a multi-Pi cluster - Jonni Bidwell connects a bunch of Pis together in a cluster – affectionately known as a Bramble – and harnesses their power to crack passwords.
  
• Issue 188 - Coding Academy: Python: Code a Gimp plugin - Jonni Bidwell uses Python to add some extra features to the favourite open source image-manipulation app, without even a word about Gimp masks.
  
• Issue 187 - Feature: Run Windows apps on Linux - Jonni Bidwell sees double as he harnesses the heady power of Wine to tap into Windows software.
  
• Issue 187 - Feature: Set up a Secure VPS - Stay thy LAMP stack-installing hand a moment while we give you a primer on VPS security.
  
• Issue 187 - Coding Academy: Django: Build a custom CMS - You hate WordPress, Drupal hates you and everyone hates PHP. What can you do? Jonni Bidwell has a suggestion that will help ease your CMS pain.
  
• Issue 187 - Review: Red Star OS 3.0 - Comrades! You are running inferior operating systems. Jonni Bidwell requires you to upgrade to glorious Red Star OS 3.0 immediately.
  
• Issue 186 - Feature: Low resource applications - Feeling the bloat? Jonni Bidwell offers up a smorgasbord of lightweight applications that won’t eat up all your memory.
  
• Issue 186 - Feature: Package management - how does it work? - Other operating systems encourage you to download and run unverified binaries, but Jonni Bidwell finds this practice entirely odious – Linux does it better.
  
• Issue 186 - Coding Academy: Python: Build a cannon - Learn some object-oriented Python and, just as importantly, blow more stuff up as Jonni Bidwell continues his adventures with Minecraft:Pi Edition.
  
• Issue 185 - Coding Academy: Python: Hack Minecraft Pi - Use Python on your Pi to merrily meddle with Minecraft.
  
• Issue 185 - Coding Academy: Minecraft: Make a Pi tebuchet - Build your labour of love and then blow it sky high with pyrotechnic Jonni Bidwell, a stash of TNT and an age-old siege machine.
  
• Issue 184 - Coding Academy: Python: Make a Twitter client - Jonni Bidwell shows you how to do Twitter like a boss. A command-line boss that accepts arguments and catches errors.