Current Issues

Issue #199: A New Approach to Regular Expressions – Regex meets natural English with Simple Regex Language

Tired of composing and deciphering those weird, inscrutable strings of characters known as regular expressions? This month we show you Simple Regex Language (SRL), an innovative tool that lets you create regular expressions using simple English commands.

Other highlights:

• Systemd Graphic Tools – You don't need to be a command-line junkie to keep an eye on the systemd service manager. We show you some graphic front ends that offer a friendlier view.
• Amazon Echo's Alexa – This month's Programming Snapshot shows how you can teach the Alexa assistant that lives in your Amazon Echo some new tricks.

You'll find more great articles in our Linux Voice section, including a practical lesson on network sniffers and a look at the free TensorFlow library for artificial intelligence applications.

On the DVD: CentOS Release 1611 (64-bit Install) and Linux Mint 18.1 Cinnamon (32-bit Live)

Issue #38: .NET on Linux

Pairing .NET Core for RHEL with their developer program lets you develop and port .NET applications under Linux.

On the DVD: OpenSUSE Leap 42.2 and Parrot OS 3.5

Issue #7.01 (#14): The Business of Drupal: Building a sustainable solution

This issue has something for everyone, whether you are in Drupal for profession or passion. You'll learn new tricks and techinique to save time and improve efficiency. We also bring you insights on site translation, security in code deployment, website access restrictions and more!

Issue #22: Tools you Need – NextCloud, VPN Access Points, dstat, YaST, and much, much more...

In this issue, use RFID cards and a card reader to secure your projects, play games with a custom-made controller, set up servers with the YaST configuration tool, turn you Pi into a smart video recorder, and control your army of robots with a PSP.

On the DVD: Raspbian Jessie 2017/01 and openSUSE Leap 42.2 E20

Issue #32: Essentials – The Tools You Cannot Live Without

Ubuntu's repositories come with literally tens of thousands of packages. With so many apps to choose from, sometimes you may not know what to look for when searching for a tool for a specific task. In this issue we discover utilities that can be life-savers.

On the DVD: Linux Mint 18.1 and Neon User

Special Edition #28: GIMP Handbook

The DVD included in this issue contains GIMP installation files for Windows and Mac systems (look in the /gimp directory). GIMP comes pre-installed on most Linux systems. If you would like to compile GIMP yourself using the freely available source code, see the article on page 6.

For more on obtaining GIMP, visit www. gimp.org/downloads.

On the DVD: Ubuntu Studio 16.10

Because of a problem with the print magazine, all customers who purchase the print edition will receive the digital version free of charge.

First-Time Release – All Past Ubuntu User Issues (1-29)

To celebrate 25 years of Linux, we have compiled a special DVD spanning 7 years of Ubuntu User. This all new searchable DVD gives you more than 3,000 pages of content (600+ articles).

Order your copy today!