Issue #258 / May 2022

NocoDB lets you build useful applications without writing a single line of code.

Instead of composing photo books online, Mike Schilli prefers to use Ruby and TeX to program an application that generates print-ready PDF books.

A few basic commands for working with ports can help you make your small network or standalone system more secure.

OpenToonz is a professional animation tool for comic and manga artists.

A backup policy can protect your data from malware attacks and system crashes, but first you need to ensure that you are backing up uncorrupted data.

The general purpose input/output interface is not just for small-board computers anymore: You can use GPIO on your Linux desktop or laptop, too, through the USB port.

Use Python and Node-RED to create an industrial client-server test system.

This month in Linux Voice.

Bugs and security issues aren't limited to open source software, despite comments to the contrary.

Need to know how to use a command-line tool? eg provides real life examples, and it is easier to access than the man pages.