Linux Journal June 2018: Deep Dive: Do-It-Yourself

by Kyle Rankin, Michael Hammel, Jill Franklin (Editor)

Boasting as many pages as most technical books, this month’s issue of Linux Journal comes in at over 200 —that’s a couple dozen articles exploring topics near and dear to everyone from home automation hobbyists to Free Software advocates to hard-core hackers to high-level systems architects. Articles in this Do-It-Yourself themed issue * Make Your Own RV Offsite Backup and Media Server * Create a Custom Minimal Linux Distribution from Source * Build a Voice-Controlled Front End for IoT Devices * Introducing PyInstaller * Shell Scripting a Password Generating Tool * OpenStreetMap Should Be a Priority to the Open Source Community * The Current State of Linux and Music * Open Hardware and IoT * A Programmer's Look at Jakarta EE * JaxoDraw for Physics * FOSS Project Codelobster and WallPaperDownloader

Kindle Edition

Published May 31, 2018