
This month: This month: How-To : Networking Basics, Trading Up To Linux and Latex Graphics : Inkscape Review : VirtualBox vs Gnome Boxes and DistroSea [NEW!] Bodhi Corner UbPorts Touch Ubuntu Games - Fates of Ort plus: News, Command and Conquer, My Opinion, The Daily Waddle, Q&A and more.

Release of Bodhi Linux 7.0: P2P VPN 0.10: Traces of malicious activity on the Inkscape download server: Update here: Release of UbuntuDDE 23.04: The LibreOffice project date-linked versioning: Release of QEMU 8.

Bodhi 6 64-bit release KDE Plasma 5.22 testing has begun Zabbix 5.4 release NetBSD 9.2 released The OpenPrinting project and CUPS printing system Vulnerabilities in Please, the Rust alternative to sudo

Kernel 5.6 Released Audacious 4.0 Out Git 2.26.0 Out Parrot 4.8 Out Kubernetes 1.18 Out Bodhi Linux 5.1.0 Out Credits Ubuntu “Complete” sound: Canonical Theme Music: From The Dust - Stardust https://soundcloud.

This month Command & Conquer How-To : Python, Automation, and Darktable Graphics : Inkscape Linux Loopback Everyday Ubuntu Book Review : Developing Games on the Raspberry Pi Review : Bodhi Linux Interview : Tsu Jan - FeatherPad Dev Linux Certified Ubuntu Games : Pathway Plus: News, My Story, The Daily Waddle, Q&A, Crossword and more.

Bodhi Linux 5.0.0 now available with Ubuntu 18.04 base Valve’s new Steam Play beta boosts Linux as a rival to Windows PCs for gamers Flatpak 1.0 released, aims to simplify installation of Linux apps

Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Gets First Kernel Update with Patch for Spectre Variant 4 Flaw 500,000 Routers In 54 Countries Hacked To Create Massive Botnet Army Parrot 4.0 Ethical Hacking Linux Distro Released

Ubuntu 16.10 released Canonical Patches New Linux Kernel Vulnerabilities in All Supported Ubuntu OSes Yahoo email scanning done with a Linux kernel module Amazon’s Alexa Can Now Run on Your Windows, Mac, or Linux Machine

This month Command and Conquer. How-To : Beginning Python - Part 31, LibreOffice - Part 13, Portable Linue, Resizing Your VirtualBox Drive, and Create Your Own Greeting Card. Linux Lab - Foremost for data recovery.