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In the Design

Elementary OS is an elegant Linux with a long-term vision and a focus on good design.
Doghouse – Resolutions

With the advent of 2019, Maddog makes a wish list and some resolutions for both himself and the FOSS community.
Under the Hood

The VirtualBox virtual machine tool is a familiar sight on Linux systems, but many users don't access the full range of its powers. This article highlights some advanced features of VirtualBox that could save you some time and effort.
Focus on Your Work

Is your to-do list filling up faster and faster? Go For It! helps you work your way through your task list.

News and Articles

PDF Types in LibreOffice

Desktop , Desktop Publishing , LibreOffice , Tools

With LibreOffice, you can customize the way you export PDFs.
Linux Kernel Continues To Offer Mitigation for Spectre Mitigation

Kernel 4.19 has added another family of Spectre vulnerabilities to its list of mitigating the mitigation.
SpeakUp Trojan Targets Linux Servers

It’s exploiting a known vulnerability.
Honeypots

Administration

Use Cowrie as a honeypot to capture attack data and learn more about your attacker's methods.
Out of This World

Some of your favorite programs might not run on Raspberry Pi because no version is available for the ARM architecture. ExaGear Desktop changes that by acting as a translator between the ARM and x86 worlds.
Programming Snapshot – Progress Bar

Desktop applications, websites, and even command-line tools routinely display progress bars to keep impatient users patient during time-consuming actions. Mike Schilli shows several programming approaches for handwritten tools.
The Writer's Toolbox

When it comes to writing, using the right tools can free you up to focus on your content.
Command Line – most

If you like to customize your command-line file pager, check out most.
Tutorials – Natron

Natron allows you to create eye-catching effects and combine different video clips in surprising ways, letting you build up your clips like a pro.
This Month's DVD

Linux Mint 19.1 “Cinnamon” and Arch Linux