Issue #183 / Feb 2016

Version 4.4 of the free Ardour digital audio workstation impresses with optimum stability and well-conceived, functional extensions.

Labels bring order to the mess of wires hiding behind the Perlmeister's home routers and organize the treasures hoarded in a multitude of boxes. With just some tweaking, the Dymo LabelWriter even prints on Linux.

Admidio manages membership data online no matter what the platform and also manages event dates, times, and participants elegantly.

Integrate graphical information alongside the data it represents with conditional formatting and sparklines.

The command line provides all the necessary tools for creating and maintaining multiple accounts. By understanding these commands, you can more effectively manage your system.

Build a simple and handy solution for recording and tracking locations; in the process, learn how to automate Android and build a simple Python-based app.

Jitsi Videobridge and its front end Jitsi Meet offer video and audio conferences in web browsers with real-time chat, Prezi presentations, screen sharing, and Etherpad document editing.

The multi-hard drive disk filesystem (mhddfs) combines directories or hard disks on a union filesystem to create a single, large, virtual filesystem that you can use both locally and via Samba or NFS.

The Raspberry Pi Zero sold out soon after it was released. maddog puts the situation into perspective.

We provide some highlights from SUSECon 2015.