Issue #229 / Dec 2019

With the Fyne framework, Go offers an easy-to-use graphical interface for all popular platforms. As a sample application, Mike uses an algorithm to draw arrows onto images.

With its innovative scripting language, Oil, the Bash-compatible Oil shell aims to make life easier for script developers.

BerryBoot turns your Raspberry Pi into a multiboot system, with several operating systems on a single card.

This DIY, programmable input device is a compact companion to your keyboard, with nine keys and 16 layers that can be customized for different applications and games.

Yocto is a tool for creating custom Linux images for embedded devices. We'll show you how to create a customized Linux for your Rasp Pi.

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As operating systems and computer languages evolve, programmers need to keep learning new skills.

If you are looking for an application in AppImage, Flatpak, or Snap app stores, Chob lets you perform a keyword-based search from the command line.

Have you ever wished you could use an Android smartphone app on your Linux desktop? Thanks to Anbox and Snap, you can launch Android apps in a Linux virtual environment.

The Foliate ebook reader can be comprehensively customized to suit your needs, including bookmarking, translation, and read aloud features.