Issue #272 / Jul 2023

Coreboot lets you build your own custom firmware while learning more about Linux.

What do you do when all your Bluetooth clocks show slightly different times? With some reverse engineering, you can write a Python program to synchronize your clocks.

To be able to power up and shut down his NAS and check the current status without getting out of his chair, Mike Schilli programs a graphical interface that sends a Magic Packet in this month's column.

You can take lenticular images with a homemade camera to re-create the "wiggle" pictures of your childhood.

Designing field-programmable gate arrays is only half the job: The hardest part is the simulation, but Linux is the best place to tackle certain challenges.

This month in Linux Voice.

There are many FOSS databases available inexpensively today, and they might serve new projects well.

Espanso is a cross-platform text expander that can do far more than simply replace text modules.

If you're a Linux lover, you'll know the command line is the slickest and most efficient way to interact with the system. Free yourself from point-and-click with the nnn command-line file manager.

With the demise of Twitter API access to the beautiful open source client, Harpy, Graham has spent the month on fosstodon.org, hoping Harpy's developer brings their skills to the Fediverse.