Issue #211 / Jun 2018

If you're looking for a head start on solving the classic Knight's Tour chess challenge, try this homegrown Python script.

By learning a few basic functions, you can take your accounting to the command line.

The first time in our lives we got to a black-and-white Linux or Unix shell, most of us probably typed ls first. In a mixture of nostalgia and the knowledge that life is colorful, columnist Charly Kühnast plays a colorful trump card with colorls.

PirateBox provides an easily accessible server for files, chats, and forum posts for meetings of all kinds. The system works without logins and protocols, so users remain anonymous.

We show you how to control devices connected to Rasp Pi GPIO pins with text messages from an Android phone.

Reprogramming the Keyboardio Model 01's firmware is limited only by its memory and your imagination.

Fedora enters the IoT space with a lean new distro with atomic updates.

This month in Linux Voice. 

Maddog gives a brief history of the last (almost) half century of *x, plus a call for spreading the love.

If you have totally messed up your Debian, Ubuntu, Linux Mint, elementary OS, or Linux Deepin, you can simply reset with Resetter.