Issue #251 / Oct 2021

Ranger offers a wealth of commands – many with alternatives – and less reliance on a mouse.

Three modern tools, gdu, godu, and duf, make the task of checking the utilization level of hard disks easier thanks to fast execution speed and a good graphical implementation.

Working with the infamous Vim is part of every sys admin's daily work. Charly spices up the veteran editor with personal settings for syntax highlighting and indentations.

Czkawka helps find and remove duplicate and obsolete files to free up valuable disk space.

GitHub's Copilot takes code autocompletion to a new level but raises copyleft licensing issues.

A few simple steps let you create a preconfigured Raspberry Pi operating system that lets you cut the time required to burn and configure your OS images.

Create a kiosk display from an old eReader to show data culled from Home Automation, Raspberry Pis, and Arduinos.

This month in Linux Voice.

Thinking about the history of Linux, maddog sheds light on why there are so many different flavors of operating systems.

You can boost productivity on an old laptop using xrandr to quickly and easily gain some extra screen real estate.