Issue #226 / Sep 2019

Save time and mouse clicks by using wikit to search and read Wikipedia entries at the command line.

If you run 25 Raspberry Pis at home, and an equal number of other IP devices, you might also think like Charly does when it comes to log management. The result is atomic technology and a logfile disk that is not permanently overloaded.

When it comes to network recon, arp-scan allows you to collect device intel quickly and stealthily.

Learn the basics of robotics with a Raspberry Pi and a PiXtend controller.

The Programmable USB Hub promises to resolve common issues with USB reliability in the short term, making way for future open hardware testing and debugging.

A WiFi sensor monitors indoor humidity and temperature and a Node-RED dashboard reports the results, helping you to maintain a pleasant environment.

This month in Linux Voice.

Scribus is a desktop publishing tool for Linux that expands your options when designing simple flyers and brochures, giving you plenty of room to be creative.

Like its predecessors, this ultralight OS is fast and versatile with an easy-to-use interface.

This month Graham dives into LMMS, Name Generator, Heaptrack, Binaural Audio Editor, Meshroom, Palapeli, and much more!