Linux Voice Introduction
Linux Voice Introduction
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This month in Linux Voice and Elvie.
Nintendo has a place in the hearts of so many gamers. Even if you don't play those iconic games today, you might have a distant memory of running home from school (or running home from the office) to the loving arms of your Nintendo device. Gamers were shocked when the company shut down the Nintendo Network, the online home for Wii U and Nintendo 3DS systems. But the open source community is always at work on an answer. This month we tell you about WIT, a toolset for manipulating Wii and GameCube ISO images to keep your games alive for another era. Also in this month's Linux Voice, we introduce you to a privacy-focused front end for YouTube videos, and we show you how to add plugins to extend your Nextcloud configuration.
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