Issue #234 / May 2020

When the history function fails and the manpage is too long, navi comes to the rescue with an interactive cheat sheet for the shell.

Thanks to its minimal footprint, 20-year-old darkstat hardly generates any noticeable load even on low-powered systems, making it the perfect monitoring tool for Charly's home utility room.

Screen scrapers often fail when confronted with complex web pages. To keep his scraper on task, Mike Schilli remotely controls the Chrome browser using the DevTools protocol to extract data, even from highly dynamic web pages.

If you find systemd needlessly complicated, runit offers an easy-to-use, minimal init alternative.

The CircuitPython run-time environment runs on almost all microcomputers and microcontrollers, making it perfect for cross-platform programming.

In just a few simple steps, you can turn a Pi Zero into a universal USB flash drive that emulates storage, a serial port, Ethernet, and more.

This month in Linux Voice.

maddog calls for courage and imagination to overcome our prejudices and address the world's perplexing problems.

The FreeDOS Project turned 25 years old this year. We'll show you why a free version of DOS is still cool in 2020.

The free flight simulator FlightGear has improved in terms of stability and realism in recent years and offers joystick pilots massive potential for fun.