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Transparency

Tools like mount and findmnt reveal which partitions and filesystems are mounted on your computer.
Command-Line – New Commands

As the standard core Linux commands have become more complex due to revisions, new commands have risen to take their place. Bruce looks at seven of these modern commands, plus a terminal emulator.
FOSSPicks

This month Graham looks at Neuronify, Undervolt GUI, Entropy Piano Tuner, Gnome Internet Radio Locator, Hatari, and more!
Over Your Shoulder

Tmate lets you access the shell session of a remote computer – even through a router.

News and Articles

Black Hole Image Has an Open Source Connection

Community

Two imaging libraries responsible for the image are fully open source.
Linux Mint Founder Calls for Better Developer Support

Linux mint , Linux Mint

Usually cheerful Clement ‘Clem’ Lefebvre says he "hasn't enjoyed" this development cycle.
Cloud Security

Cloud , Encryption , Security

Safeguard your cloud storage with some preemptive file encryption. Here are three open source tools that get the job done in Linux.
Monitor Your Network with Zabbix

Administration , monitoring , Networking

Use Zabbix to keep tabs on all your machines across the network.
Software Freedom Conservancy Announces End to VMware Lawsuit

VMware agrees to remove the offending code in a future release.
Chef Goes All Open Source

The company behind the popular DevOps automation tool is releasing those proprietary add-ons built around the open source core.
An Open Source Audio Editor and Recorder

Administration

If you are looking for an audio editing and creation tool, Audacity lets you create and edit professional audio files at no cost, all while using your existing hardware.
Using sudo options to enhance security

Security

By taking the time to learn sudo's many options, you can make your system more secure with a little creativity.
Water Python

An airboat project uses a standalone WiFi web server for remote control.
Transparency

Tools like mount and findmnt reveal which partitions and filesystems are mounted on your computer.