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Too Clever

Making the city of Messina, Italy, smarter with open source and IoT.
Let's Get Physical

At the intersection of free software and crowdfunding, a USB password manager offers an innovation in security.
On the DVD

Ubuntu 17.10 Server and Desktop (64-bit)
Melt

Whether you are an expert or a beginner, you can learn to edit audio and video clips at the command line with Melt.

News and Articles

LibreOffice Based CODE 3.0 Released

You can now run the latest version of LibreOffice Online in your own cloud.
Google Announces Kubeflow to Bring Kubernetes to Machine Learning

The fully open source project is designed to help engineers build a machine learning stack using Kubernetes.
KubeCon Concluded in Austin, Texas

The Kubernetes community gathered in Austin, Texas.
Dell to Disable Intel’s Insecure IME

Dell responds to the reports of critical vulnerabilities in the Intel vPro Management Engine.
Introduction

This month in Linux Voice
NEWS

This month in the news: Samsung to bring Linux to the Galaxy phone, System76 releases Pop!_OS, Linux comes to Windows, Docker embraces Kubernetes, and we are under a Bad Rabbit attack.
Info Tubbies

The name of the tool that columnist Charly Kühnast recommends this month may sound like the Teletubbies, but it is but far from infantile when it comes to functionality. In fact, inxi provides detailed and precisely controllable hardware and system usage information for the host computer.
Better Boots

The Shim bootloader lets Linux users regain some control over the Secure Boot process.
News Analysis

Open source communities need equal rights.
Video Wizardry

Linux has some excellent graphical video-editing tools, but sometimes working from the command line with FFmpeg is just better.