Issue #213 / Aug 2018

Mike Schilli takes on the almost 2,000-year-old Chinese Rings puzzle. Instead of just jingling rings, he tries to find a solution with logical operators.

Caddy lets even the most inexperienced user set up a secure web server.

Whether you can breathe easily or not depends on what is in the air. Is there too much particulate matter that could be harmful to your health? A particulate matter measurement provides clarity – and the Raspberry Pi can help.

The inexpensive ODROID-C2 module runs two to three times faster than a Raspberry Pi 3.

The Raspberry Pi success story has inspired thousands of projects. In this article, we present a selection of Raspberry Pi gems for hobbyists, researchers, and industrial use.

The new RISC-V chip promises to be a game changer in the open hardware field.

The amazing thing about Linux is that it can always take you one step more. You can already play music and edit videos using the powerful tools included free of charge on any standard Linux system, so you don't need a Linux magazine to tell you how to play an MP3 file. But we'd rather help you with the next step.

While Free and Open Source Software and Hardware is becoming more commonplace, the battle against closed source isn't over.

The openSUSE community assembles in Prague.

The MPD server helps you manage your music collection flexibly and remotely and integrates external content.