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Having trouble reading that scanned PDF? You can add a little more contrast with some help from ImageMagick.
The Writer's Toolbox

When it comes to writing, using the right tools can free you up to focus on your content.
Open Hardware – Chrysalis

Chrysalis, the graphical interface for Keyboardio's Model 01, offers an easy way to customize open hardware keyboards.
Creative Cartooning

Did you know that the Elvie cartoon strip in this magazine is created entirely using open source software? With this behind-the-scenes look at the process, you might be inspired to create the next big webcomic.

News and Articles

Wireshark

Administration , Security

Wireshark fills the gap between security and system administration for those who need to know more about what’s flowing through the wires or over the airwaves in the corporate network.
Keep All Your Linux Servers in Check

Administration , Networking

Use the browser-based Cockpit tool to monitor and administer multiple Linux servers without leaving your desk.
Kali Linux 2019.1 Released

Community

The favorite Linux distro of Mr. Robot gets the first update of 2019.
Linux Foundation Releases a New Draft of OpenChain Spec

Community

OpenChain provides a standard for open source compliance throughout the software supply chain.
PDF Types in LibreOffice

Desktop , Desktop Publishing , LibreOffice , Tools

With LibreOffice, you can customize the way you export PDFs.
Linux Kernel Continues To Offer Mitigation for Spectre Mitigation

Kernel 4.19 has added another family of Spectre vulnerabilities to its list of mitigating the mitigation.
SpeakUp Trojan Targets Linux Servers

It’s exploiting a known vulnerability.
Honeypots

Administration

Use Cowrie as a honeypot to capture attack data and learn more about your attacker's methods.
Out of This World

Some of your favorite programs might not run on Raspberry Pi because no version is available for the ARM architecture. ExaGear Desktop changes that by acting as a translator between the ARM and x86 worlds.
Programming Snapshot – Progress Bar

Desktop applications, websites, and even command-line tools routinely display progress bars to keep impatient users patient during time-consuming actions. Mike Schilli shows several programming approaches for handwritten tools.