Current Issues

Issue #201: Locked Down with the Network Security Toolkit

This month we show you the Network Security Toolkit, a smart collection of powerful security tools bundled into a single interface.

Other highlights:

• I-Nex – a graphical tool for monitoring system information
• Calamares – universal Linux installer.
• Plus new features in our Linux Voice section including a look at interactive scripts, a brief history of Ubuntu, and a tutorial on the ImageMagick photo processing utility.

On the DVD: Ubuntu 17.04 (32-bit Live) and Devuan 1.0 (64-bit live)

Issue #39: Container Security

Secure your VMs and containers, set up SDS with LizardFS, and the discover the various Spanning Tree protocols.

On the DVD: ClearOS 7 Community and Kali Linux 2017.1

Issue #23: Back to Basics (sort of) – Commandeering the Linux command line, looking at logs, and securing Secure Shell

In this issue, we study some basic, but overlooked tools running on Raspberry Pi. We also take the Pi out into the world, build a robot arm, and connect Lego Mindstorms modules directly to a Pi.

On the DVD: Raspberry Pi Geek Archive DVD – The complete magazine archive from issues 1 to 22!

Special Edition #29: Linux Shell Handbook

Think like the experts: The powerful Bash shell provides a comprehensive collection of utilities for configuring and troubleshooting systems.

Keep the Linux Shell Handbook beside your computer as a permanent desktop reference on the world of the terminal window.

Exclusive Bonus: This edition of the Shell Handbook includes special discounts from Linux Professional Institute. Save up to 15% on your next certification through LPI!

Out of Stock: Due to the popularity of this handbook, the print edition is sold out. This edition can be purchased in digital format (click here for details), or you can find the print edition on the newsstand at a store near you.

Issue #33: Productivity – Turn Ubuntu into the Best Work Environment

Become productive! Gone are the days when Linux was an experiment of nerdy computer scientists. Even the time when the system was the domain exclusively of developers and sysadmins is a thing of the past. Nowadays everybody can carry out all their everyday work on Linux. You just have to know how.

Editorial: Cancellations, resignations, and a looming IPO are the ingredients of the drama unfolding at Canonical right now.

On the DVD: Ubuntu 17.04