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If you’re a web designer, you’re in a field that should pay you well, and you should have plenty of work going forward. Virtually every company needs a website, and you can often make top dollar working for them. As you gain notoriety and amass positiv…
It’d be nice to have a more user-friendly and interactive tool to handle the tasks that gpg is trying to accomplish. So I built one.
Linux Today’s staff will be on a reduced publication schedule for Monday, 31 May.
For those of you who don’t know about the Linux directory structure or have partial knowledge or just want a refresher on Linux directory structure and its usage, this article will act as a reference guide.
Z-Wave components, a RaZberry module, and the free Home Assistant software make the Raspberry Pi a powerful smart home control center.
Reference management software like Zotero helps you easily record and organize citations and create bibliographies.
Artyom and Kyrill Zorin set out to design a user-friendly operating system, resulting in Zorin OS, a favorite among new users. Bruce talks to Artyom about Zorin OS and where the project is headed.
Manim lets you program video sequences with a few lines of Python code to present mathematical problems in an engaging and scientifically accurate way.
With very little overhead, you can access statistics on the spread of COVID-19 using gawk scripts and simple shell commands.
Anki brings a virtual flash card box to the desktop. Thanks to a useful collection of add-ons, you can adapt Anki to suit your needs, making it one of the most efficient learning tools.
The Lakka Linux distribution comes with everything you need to play retro games and lets you install games directly in the user interface. All you need is a Raspberry Pi and, ideally, a simple gamepad.
Editing text at the command line doesn’t have to be daunting. Micro brings the ease and intuitiveness of a graphical editor to the Linux terminal.
If you need to make the occasional diagram, Dia gives you professional results with a minimal learning curve.
After watching Ubuntu help NASA with its first controlled flight on another planet, Graham spent far too much time this month visiting Mars in Elite Dangerous, via Proton on Linux.
Gbrainy can help you develop your logical thinking skills with a collection of brain teasers.
Chronicler Zack Brown reports on the latest news, views, dilemmas, and developments within the Linux kernel community.
This time Charly investigates the three most frequently asked questions about user groups.