Issue #278 / Jan 2024

Neofetch displays system information about your hardware, operating sytem, and desktop settings in visually appealing output perfect for system screenshots.

A little-known, very powerful data processor for your scripts, datamash makes long, complex calculations simple.

PyScript lets you use your favorite Python libraries on client-side web pages.

Mike Schilli steps on the scale every week and records his weight fluctuations as a time series. To help monitor his progress, he writes a CGI script in Go that stores the data and draws visually appealing charts.

Combining your network adapters can speed up network performance – but a little more testing could lead to better choices.

A Raspberry Pi running Linux with a custom I2C card and a small power supply provides an interface for a real-time flight simulator.

The venerable BCPL procedural structured programming language is fast to compile, is reliable and efficient, offers a wide range of software libraries and system functions, and is available on several platforms, including the Raspberry Pi.

This month in Linux Voice and Elvie.

This month I want to write about what makes free software fun for me.

The non-free RAR compression tool offers some benefits you won't find with zip and tar.