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Linux Magazine #246 - Digital Issue
€10.99Incl. 7% VAT, Excl. shippingIssue #246: Faster Startup
Weary of waiting for a login window? Your driver-drenched Linux distro was configured for all systems, not for your system. This month we show you how to optimize your system for faster startup.
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Linux Magazine #245 - Digital Issue
€10.99Incl. 7% VAT, Excl. shippingIssue #245: Choose a Shell
You're never stuck with the same old command shell – unless you want to be. This month we review some of the leading alternatives.
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Linux Magazine #244 - Digital Issue
€10.99Incl. 7% VAT, Excl. shippingPre-order Now: Issue #244: Stream Processing
The explosion of real-time data from sensors and monitoring devices is fueling new interest in alternative programming techniques. This month we wade into stream processing.
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Linux Magazine #243 - Digital Issue
€10.99Incl. 7% VAT, Excl. shippingIssue #243: iNet
With Linux, more innovation is always on the way. This month we take a look at the iNet wireless daemon, a new wireless client that is poised to replace the venerable WPA Supplicant.
On the DVD: Linux Mint 20 and Kali Linux 2020.4
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Linux Magazine #241 - Digital Issue
€10.99Incl. 7% VAT, Excl. shippingIssue #241: Secure Your System
Security often means sophisticated tools like firewalls and intrusion detection systems, but you can also do a lot with some common-sense configuration. This month we study some simple steps for securing your Linux.
On the DVD: KDE neon 5.20.0 and elementary OS 5.2
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Linux Magazine #240 - Digital Issue
€10.99Incl. 7% VAT, Excl. shippingIssue #240: Create your own simple OS
Linux Magazine Celebrates 20 years!
Build a whole operating system? Seriously? Well maybe not a Linux, but if you're interested, you can implement the basic features of an experimental OS using resources available online. We can't show you the whole process, but we'll help you get organized and take your first steps.
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Linux Magazine #239 - Digital Issue
€10.99Incl. 7% VAT, Excl. shippingIssue #239: Build an IRC Bot
IRC bots do the essential work of coordinating and forwarding chat messages on the Internet. This month we show you how to build your own custom bot – and we give you an inside look at how to work directly with IRC.
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Linux Magazine #238 - Digital Issue
€10.99Incl. 7% VAT, Excl. shippingIssue #238: Speed Up Your System – Hot tweaks for a faster Linux
Your Linux experience goes more smoothly if your system is running at peak performance. This month we focus on some timely tuning techniques, including the kernel's new Pressure Stall Information (PSI) feature.
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Linux Magazine #237 - Digital Issue
€10.99Incl. 7% VAT, Excl. shippingIssue #237: Webcams and Linux – Smoothing out hardware wrinkles with Guvcview and QtCAM
This month we explore webcams, screencasting, and a cool teleprompter tool.
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Linux Magazine #236 - Digital Issue
€10.99Incl. 7% VAT, Excl. shippingIssue #236: Smarter Directories – Reinventing the file storage metaphor with semantic tagging
The rigid structure of nested files and directories used on computer systems around the world was created more than 60 years ago, and experts believe we can do better. This month, you'll learn about some scripts for semantic file tagging in Linux.
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