Issue #204 / Nov 2017

Having a good backup is a matter of course for sys admin columnist Charly Kühnast, but devices could still fall victim to fire or theft some day. Because he has enough free space on Google Drive, he doesn't need to search long for a solution. The only thing missing is the right tool.

Need Android apps in a separate window on the Linux desktop? Anbox is the answer. Unlike common Android emulators, the software relies on LXC containers and kernel namespaces. We tested the pre-alpha version.

Decision trees help machines emulate human behavior. Thanks to artificial intelligence, programs can autonomously build decision trees by learning from existing real-life data. Can an AI system determine who was operating a particular vehicle by analyzing driving style?

Crowdfunding open hardware makes it easier to realize your dreams, but the road to success has obstacles.

Diff and merge: They're not just for developers.

Developers are praising Firefox 54 as the "best Firefox ever." The revamped web browser adds multiprocessing and promises a significant boost in speed.

This month in Linux Voice. 

A hack on patent law, based on copyleft, could render patents useless.

Malwaretech stood up for us. Now we should stand up for him.

Discover this open world, open source, Minecraft play-alike with giant maps and oodles of nifty features.