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Comparing Video Codecs AV1 and VVC
Video codecs help reduce bandwidth and save storage space. We compare AVI and VVC to help you decide which one is right for you.
A Close Look at Pixel Tracking
Linux users bristle at the whole idea of getting "tracked," but pixel tracking is built into the very foundation of the commercial web. We examine the dark art of pixel tracking and tell you about some tools that will keep the trackers at bay.
Connections
The term "vendor lock-in" has been in common parlance for as long as I've been working on this magazine. We don't talk about vendor lock-in as much as we used to, but everyone knows it is still out there, operating in evermore subtle ways to take choice away from users.
Evaluate and Display Your Accounting Data
Mike Schilli analyzes the accounting data exported from the YNAB financial tool to discover where his hard-earned money is going.
Compute Numerical Values at the Command Line
Experts use tools such as bc and dc for arithmetic in the shell. The num-utils and datamash packages open up further opportunities for processing numerical values at the command line.
An AI Terminal Assistant
Gemini CLI helps you write, debug, and test your code, all from the command line.
Authentication Options
Multi-factor authentication and hardware security keys can help keep your information safe.
Connecting Microcontrollers with Linux Hosts via USB
Learn how to enable a microcontroller's USB interface and exchange data with a host Linux machine. We'll first emulate a serial port, then build a pen-drive-type device, and finally create a fully custom data transfer interface.
This month in Linux Voice and Elvie.
The Latest Quirky and Creative Linux Distros
Nate explores Devuan 6.0, SparkyLinux 8.1, Zorin OS 18, and BesGnuLinux JWM 3-1.
Open Source Game Engine Remakes
Rather than emulating the old hardware to play games, engine remakes allow you to combine the original assets with modern conveniences.
Tracking Planes Above Your House with ADS-B
Curious about the planes that fly over your home? With some simple and affordable equipment, you can receive their ADS-B signals and uncover detailed flight information.
Creating a Reproducible Remote Desktop with Terraform
The Terraform orchestration tool lets you create a remote desktop configuration that you can easily bring up and tear down, which could save you money and add flexibility to your environment.
Nate explores the top FOSS including the latest version of Waterfox Browser, an image metadata removal tool, a lightweight media player, and the latest LibreQuake beta.