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Cleanup!

Unnecessary files and directories take up valuable space on hard disks or SSDs. Baobab lets you locate and remove data garbage at the push of a button.
Programming Snapshot – cdbm

When you change directories at the command line, you often find yourself jumping back and forth between known paths. With a utility written in Go, Mike Schilli records the jumps and shows the way back.
Tutorial – Mastodon

The open and simple Mastodon API makes it easy to create applications to interact with this federated microblogging platform. Here are some of the clients that the community has come up with and how you can use them.
Long Range

WiFi is convenient for devices that are in the same house. If you want to extend the distance, give LoRa a call.

News and Articles

Jump Box Security

Administration , Security

While Linux can be made very secure, you can increase the security of your entire network with jump boxes.
Richard Stallman Resigns from Free Software Foundation

GNU founder came under fire for comments made on an internal MIT mailing list
Oracle Announces Autonomous Linux

A new addition to Oracle Linux would eliminate cases like Equifax where failure to patch leads to disaster.
Zotero and LibreOffice

Desktop Publishing , LibreOffice

If you’re working with LibreOffice and need to create a bibliography, this software makes it simple to manage your citations.
Password: password

Securely storing passwords online can be a complex task. With a few tools, websites can offer better security, but users still need to choose their passwords wisely.
McFly upgrades Bash with artificial intelligence Intelligently Arranged

When it comes to working at the command line, using Bash history effectively can save you time. McFly extends the Bash history's features and helps you find past commands more quickly.
Command Line – dialog

Create dialog boxes with checkboxes, progress bars, and many other features that users may find helpful when working at the command line.
Zack's Kernel News

Creating libperf; Using GCC Extensions; Editing the Laws of the Universe.
Home Rule

Flashing IoT devices with new firmware lets you wield control and keep them out of the cloud.
FOSSPicks

As you might guess from certain titles in this month's selection, Graham has finally built himself an open source 3D printer.