Linux Magazine - Latest Issue is Out

posted by Roy Schestowitz on Jul 01, 2023

• Edit landscape photos with RawTherapee 5.9

  The current RawTherapee version finally adds selective image editing, among other long-desired features, to help it compete with king of the hill, darktable.

• Starting a podcast with Linux and Audacity

  Audacity is a free, open source, easy-to-use, multitrack audio recording and editing tool perfect for podcasts.

• A modern terminal pager

  The most terminal pager offers a feature-rich, better organized alternative to less.

• Kernel News"

  In kernel news: Rust in Linux; and Compiler and Kernel Frenemies.

• Algorithm-driven team building

  Instead of the coach determining the team lineup, an algorithm selects the players based on their strengths for Mike Schilli's amateur soccer team.

• Network knowledge at your fingertips with NetBox

  NetBox is a single source of information on your network where you can store all those important details that used to get lost.

• Blackouts and Black Ink

  The Reddit blackout is big in the news as I write this column.

• Designing cross-platform GUI apps with Fyne

  The Fyne toolkit offers a simple way to build native apps that work across multiple platforms. We show you how to build a to-do list app to demonstrate Fyne's power.

• Scoreboards and Video Routing in Python

  We look at a broadcast video system network that uses Python code to control a video router and check out another program that creates a scoreboard.

• Exploring the TUXEDO InfinityBook 16 Gen7 MK1

  The next-generation laptop from TUXEDO is faster and lighter than previous business models.

• News

  Updates on technologies, trends, and tools

• This Month's DVD

  Linux Mint 21.1 and openSUSE Leap 15.5

• Detect duplicates with fdupes

  The command-line fdupes tool helps you find duplicate folders and directories.

• Not Intelligent

  Earlier technologies have persisted despite government regulations – so will AI.

• An inside look at creating a podcast

  If you use Linux, you already have most of the tools you need to get in the podcast game. Just plan carefully and take it a step at a time.

• Mastering and mixing with Ardour

  Once you get your podcast operation up and running, you might decide you want a real mixer and some higher-end software. We'll introduce you to Ardour and get you started with some basic audio hardware.

• Sparkling gems and new releases from the world of Free and Open Source Software

  This month Graham looks at wallabag, Read It Later, killport, F3D, Tenacity, Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead, botany, and more!

• Introduction

  This month in Linux Voice and Elvie.

• The veteran of free distros

  Rüben Rúdríguez discusses Trisquel, a free Linux distro that has been in continuous development for the past 16 years.