Issue #222 / May 2019

Tmate lets you access the shell session of a remote computer – even through a router.

With LibreOffice, you can customize the way you export PDFs.

An airboat project uses a standalone WiFi web server for remote control.

When it comes to open hardware projects, the choice of an Arduino or a Raspberry Pi board can determine success or failure. Read on for guidance in selecting the best board for your specific needs.

This month in Linux Voice.

After 25 years of waiting for open hardware, Maddog predicts the era of closed, proprietary chips as the only option is drawing to an end.

Organize your thoughts with the CherryTree desktop app and an innovative web application called Piggydb.

Tools like mount and findmnt reveal which partitions and filesystems are mounted on your computer.

This month Graham looks at Neuronify, Undervolt GUI, Entropy Piano Tuner, Gnome Internet Radio Locator, Hatari, and more!

The Bash shell uses different criteria to make decisions. Learn how to teach your shell scripts to make the right choice.