Digital Issues

Issue #170 (Jan 2015) Living with Windows

We show you some helpful tools for co-existing with Microsoft networks.

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Issue #169 (Dec 2014) New Start For Android Security

A sneak peek at security features in the upcoming Android L release.

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Issue #168 (Nov 2014) YouTube Jukebox

If you want to listen to music without the complications and performance penalty of a web browser, consider using a streaming music video player.

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Issue #167 (Oct 2014) Intrusion Detection

This month we look at two intrusion detection tools to help keep your systems safe.

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Issue #166 (Sep 2014) Cinnamon vs. MATE

You don’t have to settle for KDE or Gnome anymore. Linux offers a variety of powerful alternative desktops.

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Issue #165 (August 2014) Choose a Filesystem

This month, we compare some leading Linux filesystems. We also show how to set up a storage cluster in the cloud, and we explore the userspace filesystem SSHFS.

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Issue #164 (July 2014) Interoperability

In this issue, we look at Cygwin, a run-time environment that allows you to run and compile Linux programs in Windows. Then, we test various Linux distros to see how they handle the controversial UEFI Secure Boot feature that locks out “unauthorized” operating systems.

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Issue #163 (June 2014) Coding Tools

Cool tools that will change the way you think about programming.

Reactive Manifesto
Clojure
Frameworks 5
Java 8

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Issue #162 (May 2014): A Smarter Network

Globalization, increasing numbers of devices, virtualization, the cloud, and BYOD are changing the face of networks.

• SDN Up Close: A number of factors make classically organized IP networks difficult to plan and manage. Some admins address these problems with software-defined networking.
• The OpenFlow protocol and its surrounding technologies are bringing the promise of SDN to real networks.
• Several players are collaborating on the foundations of future SDN products under the umbrella of the OpenDaylight open source project.
• Mininet lets you construct software-defined networking topologies in a sandbox before you release them onto your network.

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