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Learn how to relay the input from a USB keyboard to a Bluetooth-capable device using the Raspberry Pi
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Make your own private cloud so you can access your files from any device, including PCs, smartphones and tablets, from anywhere in the world…
Arduinos have grown in popularity over the past few years, to the point where they are ubiquitous. Learn how you can use them from Linux to create a sensor system
GlusterFS is used in environments where high performance, redundancy and reliability are of a premium. The best part is that it’s exceedingly easy to use
Whether meaning to be mischievous or malicious, hackers can wreak havoc on your network. Fortunately, Snort makes it easy to spot them and set up protection
Build and run windows apps without using Windows
Genealogy is a fun hobby for many people around the globe. While there are lots of programs for Windows, Linux options have been lacking. Gramps helps fill this gap
We’ll take you through the steps you need to compile your own customised kernel for performance, specialised use and simply to learn how the plumbing works
Liam Fraser demonstrates how to make your own version of this classic game using the Pygame framework
Python is arguably the best programming language to build applications for Linux. This tutorial teaches Python by building a handy media converter application
Harness the power of Wireshark to keep tabs on your home and business networks
Clonezilla is more than just a simple backup tool – it’s a dedicated live distro perfect for ghosting entire networks of computers
